THE HTTBBURGH GAZETTE'
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PITTBBiafIUi
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 14. 1849.
|J7*Tna Prmucßon D*ai Gazcrri I* published
o*nV|Tn-We«kly, and Weekly.—The Daiiy is Seven
Dalian per ertnara; the Tn- Weekly is Vive Dollars per
'•anax&i the Weekly itTVo Doliariper annam, itrictfp
• sdKvt.
|]TAomttnU = t eame'tly fcqoerted to hand in
■h3f favors before A p m~ and a* early in the day w
araoucoble. AdveniM-mrut* not iii«ei'.e<l for a specs
ted time will invariably lx charged unlit ordered out
Fob latest CocimH-rcutl tr:-.e!li<ence,LomMUe, Mar
Beta, River Jfews, Imports. Metier Markets, &e. ie<
bird pace.
ratLADELPHIA IVOiITH AMBJUCAN.
Advertisemen'a and *ub-cm»iions to the North Amer
iCßfi tod Oliited States (jamie, Philadelphia,received
CSd forwarded from this office.
lie Best page for YeUgraplile Ssvy-
Vtr Local n attars see next page.
Lcrm. Box.—Tbe u Gas.ttt Letter Box." has
been removed from its old situation, a window
nearer the Post Office.
A reply from Prof. EluoU, id the Lie article of
Prot Stephens, has beeu received, but at 100 late
Bn boar for publication 10-day II will appear in
otir next.
Tbe Post is still prutmg a'rout ‘'proscription."
We wonder whether ;ti-q e-hUir reojemlxrs the
following reeoluiion
i„ Rtsolxxd That THE Hit,MOV A L from the
Various offices ai Wa*n ngtr-n oi EVERY OP
PONENT OF THE NATIONAL ADMINIS
TRATION, ur ol the Deim critic principles and
measures, ban long beer called Or. and is alike
demanded by the voice of the. Democratic 1 party
tndlbe beat interesia of the rinuniry.nmi ouaht
not to be longer postponed or iM-tyrd —Resofntion
oftks Loeofaeo State Convention, held at Harrisburg,
March 4,1847.
It is, indeed, the meanest and most contemptible '
eoadnet Imaginable, for a Loeofoco to complain cf
proscription, when that party ban for the last
twenty yean acted on the principle, that to the
vieton belong the apoila. "We cannot see how a
Locofoco of the least manliness can look an honest
man In tbe face, and utter the word “proscription."
Cm they suppose that the Whig party can l*
guilty of tbe folly of using as agents in tbe ademms*
tration of tbe Gove.-nmeol. men who arc the sworn
enemies oflhotr principles and measures, and who
will exert every power they possess to overturn
and rain «he administration. Then there a justice
to be considered. The Whig party has been de
prived of all share in the Government for a long
geries of years. One half or more of the people, Of
tbe most'intelligent and capable, 100, hare been
treated, as "far as the honors and emolument* o'
office are concerned, is aliens and foreigners.
Jviticethen demands that changes shall be made—
that tbe oppressors shall-be punished—and the
“proscriptive" party shall be taught that tbe cup
which they hove so long held to the lips of their
opponents can be held to tbtif own. If this works
My reformation we ahall rejoice, as we are no
friend to the system which man for
opinion's sake. But in the present case there is
enlysheer justice in making cba&gevand bringing
back the country to something like an equilibrium
Ijafce Superior SXlnet.
The mail from the Like Superior country bring*
Intelligence of the nvr.Ps at follow•
Cores* Falls—Th.» mmc slowly but surely
Improves. Dunne the last month more copper had
been raised tnan ic any preceding month for a long
The shift penetrating the sand stone had
bi»vn driven to the rock about forty feet, and was
Within twelve feet of its lower surface. The vein
of copper in this rock, on accouot of us dip. lefi
the abaft at a depth of about twenty five feeL The
“Child Vein” as it is called, is being worked, and
presents a very favorable appearance. At the
depth of forty feettt i* twenty mnr« in width and
carries some barrel but very little stamp work.
Clot Mijol—The appearance of this continues
foil a* favorable as at the list-accounts. The shaft
sank sixty feet fur; tier, and the vein
looks better at the bottom than at any other part
of the mine. A feeder, or branch, bus come into
the vein, which carries a mass of pure copper at
feast twelve inches tn thickness.
Nobth A vesica —The projects of thi* com
pany were n-v*w a- flsueriog 8* at the preseot
time. Forty two men most of whom are miners,
are employed about menu Tur vein id the south
drill ii two feit wale, ru-h with h imp and barrel
work. The lode in the slope i« about twenty in
ches thick, richly impregnated wuhaopper. Ow
ing to the difficulty m getting out timber for the
Stamps and engine home in con-bq-jcnce of tbe
early fell of anow, the ’lamp* hare not yet been
pstia operation, bat wtU be early this s,.nag.
On the ‘ Oat luagoDI’there 1 ’there are two companies
tbAtcre doing much. The Vulcan (dr the Mtoeeo*
' ta,as we believe it is how catted) Mining Compa
ny are working the trad well known as rite Nine-
1 \y Elgin VnusUn— Tlw {,imrp-6t that tbi» cutO-'
pMy will have a very good-mine- A small force
only is now being worked, and, of course, can make
no very great developments.
Ths Ohio Teat Rcrok Company, an* working
kboat twenty men, aad arc gening out stamp and
barrel work. Tlte mine oftbis company is situated
SO far from the Lake n* In labor under great disad
vantage*, and early profits from ;t are aol to be
anticipated. But few mines, however looked bet
ter than this.
A new company, styled “The Adventure Miuicg
Company," will comn em-e op«-ratinos early in the
spring, about four im'e« i-nsi of k>c«’ '-■'O. Men
Who are interested will do the lab >r o! opening the
vein, which preaan'K .w tine & -urfnce appearsuce
as My found :n the c-ouiitrv. Capt. Edward Jen
nings is president c! the company
Some very fine specimiiiaot copper Dave recent
ly been taken from itNi new vein i mhJ on the Ea«
gie river location. This formerly tielonged to the
Id Lake Superior Company,but is .»ow owned by
a new company, composed m port of the stockhol
ders oft be old.
Tbe facilities for reaching the-e mines the next
season are to be increased. The Napoleon.which n
now fitting up as a propeller, is a fine ms boat, and
will have moat comfortable accommodations for
passengers Tbe Independence i* undergoing re
pairs, aod will bo ready to resume her trip* on the
Opertrihg of navigation. These two ve-sels, run
ning in connexion will atTord all toe accommoda
tion needed for the business and travel above Saut
Ste Mane. —AVv York Raiirwiti and Mining
JoumaL
Sews from California.
The Baftiraore Clipper furnish?* a lejter from Mr.
H. N. Harmon to hi*brother in Baltimore, dated
San Frnncucj, February n.J r wh'cn give* the
* lowing interesting tateiliicuce from'.bo mines:
New discoveries are being made every day, t
may tay,within the last month, tmtwithstanding
the bad stale of the weather at (he digg mgs, a* they
are called, new rnlnea have been discovered, stir*
jUMtng all heretofore, in richness an d prolusion—
and it u said that m these new places of deposits.
bibs have dug and washed a thousand, dollars in
a day—and this is not at all improbable, wonderful,
or surprising, as it may seem. 1 saw a piece.of
gold, mingled with white Stone, the other day. that
weighed about 46 ounces, and was purchased by
a navy officer for $5OO. Bwasrenllya curiosity,
and as such intended for some institute in the
Stataa . 1 have aeon other rare and beautiful speci
mens of pare lump gold of an oval form, the size of
an egg; some of these have been lately despatched
to the States. It would seem a strange sight to
yon to go about in the different stores, and tee all
dealing in this p'ectous oddity of a leath
er pouch held by one per Kin pouring out the dnti
into a scale, and another with a vfrooa, nicely h#l* 1
analog It. Yea seldom bear the ofc-nn; gold
dust is the circulating medium— although within
the last month probably more thno g2od 000 in coin
hare been brought here from barlow tor the par
chase of the dust, by speculator'' l* '* noW •cU , °g
for $l5 the ouoce; still the du*l it» the tender. Ow*
iog to the inclemency of the season, there has
been but little digging at the mines since the early
part of December, but at some of the forks they
hare been digging with great*ucce>s In about a
month bence the excitement will >—ipn w ill an in*
create ofaome 1,500 new
of every nation; and they are still corning, all bound
for tfrf mines—wives, children, and —to combat
with toil,sickness, han!ahip*,and danger, m k*-o»re
their fortune* That they may get, but with the
bss of health to eojov it. It is «trnng« t.. s**e what
Will be lendured—what suffering will»-? encouo
tered —for the sake of this tempting da.-(.
Within the last month upwards of 500 strangers
have arrived here, and are fitting out. for the tnioei
-and it is said that numbers beside* are on tbier
way In different vesscU from Valparaiso. CalKo,
and other porta. The town is literally crammed,
and every house, private and public, is full. Where
all get accommodated I do not Know; and if there
are 30,000 more on their way [rom the States, 04
U is reported, it is difficult to «*;ty what will be done;
Bat one thing tint ia for-imei-, provisions are
plenty at present, that .is, ii <ur, bread, pork, hams
coffee, rice, arid tea*; but froth meat sml vegeta-
Wes are very scarce at ih;» Um« —irtrw beef and
pork have been out ot the market for the la*t week,
tha htife that is brought in is bought u p readily
A Just Cffi*FLHt*2*T»"—The following bnefarti*
cie from the Savannah Republican expresses what
will meet with a hearty response from the great
Whig party of the Union:
7b* National InttQigevcsr. — \V e are rejoiced to
poroeive that this adnhrable paper, though not the
recognized orgau of the Government, is used as,
the medinm of communication through winch to'
convey official intelligence to the public. The ae
faction of (he National Intelligencer for this object
by the President, is a high compliment to the great
Conservative party of Uus country. Its editors do
serve everything that ran 'be awarded to a whole
life of patriotic devotion to Hie highest and noblest
uitereJa of this Republic. It L* hardly 100 much
to say «h ot . like the ifonatiumon itself, the National
Ittelligeacer has opposed it barrier of granite to the
fe— «gbrU of those, modern proptgandista
who have flourished Ro.ltixuriantly of late year*
i.to«w«m sunshine'br tocofoooUm- May Ha
ilidhJeig pages ever remain a record to which an
I»2anEepabUcan can point without Washing,
_ from EOOOPIC.
• By the luuatr Btagara.
Correspondence Of tbe Ni Y. Commercial Advert *ar
: . Lamw.v, March 23,1819.
The- new* by thi* packet, although net in itself
very important, will prepare you far something by
the next The ebb and flow of the European
struggle, which itwea predicted would go on lor'
years, is again creatieg extMiement. and tt seems
impossible that many days can now pass without
bringing us disagreeable'intelligence. The armis
tice between Sardinia ard .Wjria expired the
nay {before yesterday, aod at thi moment, there
fore, as tar as we knew, war rs hj'mii hotly com
mencing. Between Denmark and Prussia tbe
renewed threatening* are also unsuppreased, but
although tbe armistice iu lbi» case i« likewise at
an end, or al least wilMe w on the 26U>. there t*
reason yet to hoj e for it» temporary prolongation
from tnooth to month. In Hungary, fire and sword
are St.ll at work. In Cenirai Germany there are
movements which shoiv a revival il the dream
of nationality, and unmutakable haired of Russia.
I which may lead tnsorpe m poitaotdemonstralious.
InSic.ly an tp.nt coni one*, which
promises to teach the King ol Naples anew le-«on,
and Hol'nnd has Ix-en startled by the somewhat
Midden deoth . I her sovereign. Frnnce alone, in
the mid»l cf all iheßC things.'supplies the lighter
mgredienld that are aecensary to qualify them
Copceftsand Imlfe. nnd denuucia'ioo* against per
sons suspected of republican tendeccie*. happily
constiiuie the great business of that republ.u.
THE -WAR IS ITALY
The Sardinian* nave moved on Lombardy wiltt
all the ardor they exhib.trd M»t year. Nrmce was
deni to Radetsky. at Milan, that on the -l»t in
stant the struggle, would wain (vttimem'e. His
reply wai n proclamau- .t to hu *-j.dmrv that in a
few monlbs tltey would lx* with turn, dictating
terms in the capital ol Charte * A hurt. Ihe Sar
dinian army, consisting ot titty or sixty mousand
min, ha# commenced 'ls marcli. Toe King uc
comnumes it, but wisely abstains from the com
mand. This he ha* conferred on u Polish Irene
rel. As a last act, prior to the commencement of
blows, the Sardinian Government have issued a
manifesto. In this they discard the doctrine that 1
Italy 1" to lie subject to foreign masters merely be
cause certain power* n Iblf) chose to decide that :
such should he her fate; while nt the same tune
they dexterously point out that even if the :
treaties of lb If) wore irreversible, th.e Austrian
(rOvernment couid at uil event*, nave found no
cl&un upon them, since Austria several years hack
violated them reckie«*iy. and entirety in ine occu
pation ot Cracow. Tne hearts «'{.U. me nn.l Tus
cany are of course with Sardinia, hut beyond good
wishes these stales i.re i.Krlyioc intmte noth
ing. Indeed their ia»h unciscipbired levies will
do more harm than good Meauwh-'e every Ital
ian cittxea in Lombardy is now htl e better tnan
aa actual prisoner, (goaded by a.; me sign* ot
their being tn a hostile country, where every liv
idg crealdxe, man. woman and cniii! would strike
them if they dared, the Austrians i-sne in each of
the towns proclamations threatening to death the
I firfet perspn who may make the slightest itidica
: lion of sympathy for hi* advancing countrymen
| Executions likewise still continue of nil who are
found with arms- A more pitiable condtion than
that in which the inhabitants are now placed, can
1 scarcely be conceived. Deprived ot every wea
pon, and utterly helpless, the people who a year
ago drove Radetsky precipitately before them,
dare not now, on pain of death, appear even in
their own streets after nightfall. A& lorg as this
can be maintained, it will be ternbiy effective.—
Should the war, however, by any p- .s-tM-ty' turn
in favor of Cnarle* Albert, toe results ol the pent
up vengeance that w ill then be let loose, muy form
1 a fearful chapter.
During all this tune the Pope, w.th tne King of
i Naples atill devoutly at his leet. continues to send
forth from Gaeia his wretched protests scams! fv
|ry act of the Unman Government. t' n the other
I hand Rujcod., the tnreign m tr«'or ot that Govern-
I meat, has addressed a note t;» a- the European
' powers, pointing to the efforts made to induce the
! Pope to return to hisdiities. and to! tie lutlhal the
I republic, which wm constituted only after his de
! fcertson of bis people, bad riot c-o' 1 ' hitherto pre
served tlseir without anarchy but w •iiiout the possi
bility of any of i-» calmnniaiors accusing it ot the
“least reprehensible act" th>».
however the English press continue to t \'k <>( th
folliesaod “cn roes’" of the Roman 1 f-jvrrrm-ri*. and
the genera] feeling of the coovrvi" v-» 'hi.-
epuntry is consequently one of hoitf u, t • ut th
Excesses which they picture to ih-.ii-r'vr* o- the
results of lia'iao liberation That f ' r« a - . ..rime*
were to be expected from a pc rpte »-3 degrade
opou their being deserted by a man wno tirst reu -
ed the*'r hope* -tod ’aai; f*t Hvetn io do«y the Au».
triaos. was lut v to hr «-xpee ed but s.t’.ioiigh ex
pesses way yet be i.h-c'.! lor i“ r--e are certainly
none upoo record up to the prose <v lou-* The true
tause of offence oq tue part oi t.;c republic o:
Rome and Tuscany -erms to be nut. betrayed bv
ifttetr own rulers and tvim a fore s a enemy alnu-i
at their gales, tncif li.un. -» arc -•oni.j-'Tn an-,
they are ‘wubonl money and w, u ,'ul creu.l.
xu-rat*.
la the- internal condition of Au>ir.a '.here ts no
improvement. Treachery and *;a ig f 'ter »• til mar*
bet progress. When 1 hist wmir the U el. eietle !
by the pe**ple to frame the conHitutioo. were *n;;
aiUmg at Kremsier. alibnuih. ol o-wrse it was fee
that they were merely tolerated mid ibat at any
moment the Imperial ministers tnpi*ee them
under ihe custodyof a regiment erf <:rngooiis. Since
then the farce has been opemy sei *»*‘de On
tho 7th of March a constitution ready made. was
promulgated aud Rie Diet dissolved.
It is true that superficially the jr vuur.n> of this
constitution are Übertl eamigh. bui although l pro
pose to give you a short summary of Us loading
point*, (the document itself i* extremely ioog) mere
is a rtrong reason trhich mates me feel it la
scarcely wont, —h.l* Iu .i«* «o> If the thing wretv
issued in good laiih.iU appearabtfs would bo. one
of the moat important events mat cooui have hap*
peoed in Europe, hut although iho V.euoese re
ceived it with great joy, and even got up an ilium*
tnatiOQ on account of t. ao uue wuo I.i* calmly
Watched me course c.f in- reactionary g > comment*
during the pa>t year ;ile!■ »r a moment deluded
in’O the bolief ibat In err is the d-g Me-f intention ot
regarding the new cuarler as h 1. tiding one. the
moiueot it shall be found to pr-**-n: any .ruped:-
ment however slight to the Einp-r * or of his gen
erals. Tne adhesion on it«e pari . Austria lo the
Frankfort Assembly, and u.e r,M.v. A au.>r. of the
Diet at Vienna, afierward-tran-ferred io Kr-msier,
which has just been broken up. were just aa sol
emnly put forth as the present I'tuisliiutioo, and
this will n the same wav be to-ed as long a* it
may serve iu cajole the Ansir.au jwopie sod also
the various |*oweri( of Eur-pe, and it will then
with uncoocealed insolence be tossed to the
winds.
Even in the very protnulfr.tion ot tms document,
lb* treachery which is inseparable .Tom evory act
of Austrian n; e was sirtkinglv ex-tmpl hcd. N»
jtooner was the c«-n«t.Union declared ;md the l>et
suddenly dissolved than seyrrn! member', whose
persem- were .nr.'dab’e wbil -thev were Ideputie*.
were m«tan ly arresled '>n var.ou* cr.arge* ion nee
ted with the liberal m°v«tuen'.s oi Ito past year
Some lew ot their culleafi*-. w l . had become
aware of the plot t.ifc. 1a..1 b;, t c i.miwror. con*
trived to make their e-*car>e
The following aro the chiel point* <■>• the const,*
tutiqn
1. Pfirtical rights are lo lie .ndep-oiienllol rei>g
ious creed.*.
2. Freedom for a'l religious *?<*!«: t'T dome**
tic education. XnLonal schools l<> K e establisned.
“The stale to have supreme control over the affair*
of instruction aud education."'
3. Freedom of the press. So censorship ‘'Re
pressive laws in be framed against abuses."
*4. A law of nabeas corpus Inviolability of pn
vate residences and correspondence. These privi
leges to be suspended m case of war or of “di*tiir.
bances in the interior of the country
6 Tbe constituton lonnply folk- to ail countries
of the Empire. The whole' Euipir- to form one
•ingle -area, without distinction in customs due*
Or commerce. "A slave Iwenmes fr— on touch
ing Au>tnan sub'’ All puiz-p* r pul before the
law.
7. Diet, to conH>t of two bou>e*. to meet at Vi*
enna every year. Tne upper non-** to c.-usivt of
members chosen by tbe province* from the Provin
cial diets. They must be -JO year* of age. and iti
Certain specified case, most pay a» l-a*t ?250 per
annum in dire :t taxes. The lower h ;u-c is to con
sist of one deputy to cacti IOfI.QOO viuiv The
qualification of voters to con*.»t m tn- payment uf
annual tnxn* ranging from $1 -V) to $10 — according
to tbe district. The voting - • > be piVie. Tbe
mender* of the lower house are to receive pay
mentjand they most be 30yearsofa?**. The upper
house to l»e elected for 10 years, the ’ .ver for
The siuiogs to be public, but eacn bou*o may
resolve itself into necret committee. Ministers to
have the right of attending the Diet nther in p-r
-soo or by deputy, but not to vote ui..e»» they are
members.
In matters ofcivil and crmnnl ; Hinga
fy and Austria to be legislated for by tn- r .-a-i, ,
Diets Provincial constitution of Lombardy ;nd
Venice aod their relations to the Empire lu . c ur* j
ranged by a apectsl statute. ,
y Each country of the Empire t/, Ire ni* I
led by a lifulrr.ant, u> be nominate I i>v the urn- I
peror.
10. Open courts. Judges to b= irn-u. iv-al/c
11. A Supreme Court to b- < ‘utc-j m
decide between the Er. ; , o „: t .l
thi provinces, and in case of ~t
Ministers of the Empire and also ui cate* ol ireu
tou.
12. Till this constitution and it,- organic laws
to be consequent upon it shall he brought iato ac
Don, decrees to be issued by the Emperor in coun-
When it is observed from the above that the
slate u lo have the supreme control over the
public affairs of instruction and educatiooj lhat
the mAst important clause* are t > be suspended
In case of disturbance* >o the inte:io» of the coun
try, Iso that the Emperor has on'y to lomeot a
paltry police squabble in any part ol his vast and
heterogeneous dominions to get rd of oil incon
.vcnieoee ftom them ) and thai unt.i tne entire con
stitution can be brought into operation the Emper
or is to govern by arbitrary decrees, it will strike
tnost j>er»on* thul the whole affair is merely a trick
lo recover the absolute nower which wns given up
last March only *n fright. Be this as it mav, how
ever, the present example of the King of Naples,
now in close brotherhood with the Emperor of
Austria, wit! show the value of grant* of this kind
from kings who are backed by troop*. The Cham
ber at Naples a few weeks ago pu»*ed. by on
overwhelming majority, a vote of went of confi
jtencu in bis Majesty’s Minister*. The Ministers
Still remain, and the Deputies were only not dis*
missed t>ecauBe the city was well fortified and
they could do n,o barm, permitted to
tneet *pd amuse themselves, they gave the king
an opportunity of challenging foreign powers to
•sy that he was not keeping his word or giving
ibe consiuuU.'Q a fair triaL Today we learn, how
ever, that the mask has been thrown off and that
ibe chsmbe/s were dissolved on the 13th instant,
the Sing being evidently afraid to tolerate their
existence under the. new exditement caaftfd by
tbo advance of the Sordini cos into Lonfbordy
Fiom HuSgary we are sti'l w-tnout •*• y reuable
account*, an th*- Au-trian piper* are for- .den lo
publisa anv news oti.e. ttum want i» luuw&bcd
tbfcm by the Imperial C»r ner-la. Tre how*
ever aood reis/i) to su». ec' that tne it-veraesol
the Emperor * troon* B rr by n't means slight or
hr frequent. Gfrour*e ii.udt cf the ht-pesof the
>ardimana depends np.-n the successes of the
Magyars, and it ,* «... u t ; -r\l*Cbari~. Albert and
Kossuth have lamiy be* n -it con*ta it correspond- '
ecce. In the 'erectly o*’ !:••* nroclamatiops Wind* j
uct-gratz :n Hungary wnM i ies K> rival RadeUkv
in Lombardy. He ha* jum i*:tued a notice at Budu
that ah inhabitants boding communication with
the insurgents will be puf to Heath.
At Vienna, also, arrests com mue under Mnr»hai
Welden. Dr. FiscectT. a man who by bis modes
t»on as pre-ident of the f irmepy existing committee
cf public safety had preserved order and created
confidence, has upon some unexpia.ued charge
teen thrown into prisou.
The English and Frenca admirals arrived at Pa
lerruo frviri Napie* on the 6ib in*tan!. with such
terms as 'ns K'ftg of Naples had tiy their meditation
at length mm.e up his :n ,i ( | u> oder. Their exact
nature has r.ot transpired, but according to the last
accounts it was believed *t Palermo iliat ibey con
tained some inifionaat ii-v' 4 M,.ns from the consti
tution of l w ;'2. by wmch di- :• Lilian* are deter
mined (o abide. T.iat soon ,> the case may also
be inferred ironi t*ie iicm.- o' a crn*tnution for
Sicily whicn tne Ru,; <>i Na pies accord. ng to the '
fashion ol Ins class, has ju«- j ir.|.«hed Tne Sin -
jan* howe. er mamiaia their courage, and wi l cer
tain v r.ol submit to be cheated. It is woniiy ol
.remark that Uc instances of c4c.lv und Hungary
furnistt examples ol glaring disregard of *oi**tnn
pledges and nueient rights, on the pnrt of >he Kmtr
ol Naples and the ii:nper.»r of Austria, whu-n me
altogether without parallel. No London Cnart"ts
eVe: maoilestcd n more lhorougb d -regard ol
everything like law or usage than has been d’s
played by these conservative monarch*.
KRAMT
I have mentioned lhai, in Paris, music and danc
ing. pastry and fioe jewels are bringing the people
back to h consciousness .-f their trae element U
romains to be reen whether this will be disturbed
by the movement nf Charles A'bert in Italy. A
law lor the suppress:. <■ of the Parisian clubs ha«
been passed in ine A.»*emb.y. bv a majiriiy ol l' l
rui --'a.
Iteriui coi.mil mul we iimr lute . ; ihe
proceed ,c- iu- a*-**i• i' 11 v. The *iute ol siege
confnurK. but n is v.-ry mMco-nt imcn liial which
bears ti:e s.ii'ic name «: • t’lui i Tuc coin'cinpii
led ('••h'hru: ona ~t; |nc anir t ersury >1 l'iel’' i ii
o! Marc'li were not i- uni.led l• y <.■ e .tuii»or:tic«.
but thu was no more i-’.-m a iintural prccaulioo.
and U|v: n l:ic who e (here so l appear* giv'd rea
son lo hope lint! the loundni u ol rca! treedom
if. lieriiiiiny !is» !*een peiHi&nei)t:y laid m ili:*quar*
ter.
!.i the pAiliaineiil at Frankfort the paohnble
movements of Russia ure the subject of anger aud
excitement. Ausina i* also readersd unpooular
bv her suspected alliance with that power. Under
these circumstances n motion is now being discuss
ed for the offer of the herditary Impelled crowu
to the King of Prussia, leaving Austria to ber
seil, wh.ch *-rctH9 likriy to l*e passed by a large
majority.
The King of Holland died on the 1 diti msiau!, ,n
hi* f>7th year, of inttamalion of the longs, (or of the
blood letting which was to save him for this seems
to have been severe 1 He w<i« educated in Eng
land, during the cutiliner.tnl tr-u.ie*. At i'rf he
was appointed a lieutrnaut coi'-ne: ,n the Bn'ish
army, ni.d he ***rve,i i.n.lrr i*i- l>uce ol Welling
ton and was wound*-! Wr'-iiou. He a*»:ended
the throne 9 years l-u.-L'. '. * lathers »h.l csfon 1
a-,d whe-i his lamer ..u-c nc ,« iuider*io. J t.- have
nhcriicd J-O.ODd.dtM) In he marred, the
• »>r of the present b.<rpcr--r ol Ru-' a 11.» sou,
w.ti succeeds him ar. I who ;« r- p irted u- he an
o'nti*. .ie cupservalive. * mar: eJ '.j n diujghterof
lb- K.tuj ul Wirtemhurg,
Since my last letler we have hud later new*
from Indi* Great anxiety wbs fc'l mr it. Mailers,
however remain as ni-*y wen* Lord fAaixn. iu*
siead o( making n lotrier mad «’!?.••* a* i; w.-.s
Icared he ought, w'ts entrenching hi'n»cli, aud hi
a sh- rt l.me mnforccmen.4 were to reach uini
whicn would render ins army one of tne lineM
-ver seen in India. Meanwh'-- Air Charles Na
-1 er has been appomted ’0 take th- com iund ami
h<* leaves London by io*morru* * tnab.
In iwll'/U't u'l' xmnoiiv ifte |>*iv e ti*» have
n<( nu»--!i ■■ frr«‘ The i~ -« reij-ognl
for l fir rrjH* • i •>>•• •.i !«w» la
'i;>r*rrh<*nd
■ r than
,1 Oiw>n i.ir
i'. w«i» a ip'ii:- i rearfma.
: f - b i| w .1 1 - ti ii oi,; l.,im
:n «' • « -r,- 1
V* >u. <-ii (be scr-'Hu re*,! ;
■r'i'-c 26$ ag».u*i r — t.
>—a result wk.ch hd* Liken ".cry
burin* ihr .*•’ u <m*l: our .*i« . j»«-« r-^.c
o-'i tirreif n i>u: itu' .. un« the mu<«>
u-nith are i'on*«antiy n 'r**. , rair-.>n to hrm* 'he
(/overtime.il Ctiuron .!■•*> -re-puir Tnrv wrr
n i le«« !. h .m three in num •** 1 :nr-l w«. an
*<MlOr» !>_- t T»i A V»"-« C"* p ‘ • • »■ I ■' • I
*a-)m in*J l;o.'y « iJr p » •• •: ~r.
n: *e ;*l mam-*** il? »...,! 1
whom nt. Ueul>«rvei/ cn*u - vr t. ... • e
ffroonJ (root ary n ter
nod bn', iij It.'Ti'.' ■<;■■■• et vnn-m ha 1 . -v
t>onsl«i‘ lhat In' "tuu mane a ~rl:n*fnrn' t an .. »
I nfill But w:|<\ and if-.'.Hr (.U.n'.'l i-'i. .] n-x i-1
» copper ''ll ‘ TVe «. «'o|l -J Wn» 3r. feed ■>! \U rll *1
our»*' ij! w i.ctt
upp .c.iMe -n . per • nrn-i : . tu* ..nnux i-jr i,
and tn..« u-wl-r the •• .o i h- * j- w r.-,v •
wmcti i* aXirden to sin '--q
a war-ied „’«o lo di**eni.’ one w
ncard n.m •ici-ms'e thr iv.-tu> .. nn
ilean. and U.vb-i»l<*' set «>[ [>ef»-«av deier ! t:*.«
ns ”ji nnid sj-enmen -4 t.» language ’ '.t; \ tjr [ir«i
<a#r Jucnages were given to the amout ol
and in Me second 4>»«, w Inch carried n s> und
wu irH that wan flight
Both of theae dir ne* Ipwvrr w-b e.mimue to
•mo:«ter, under the petrat-ige <*f the stale. t.> • he r
, asreCUve flocks. The tinr i ea»e tn vuives !hf )sh
op ol’ Exeter. A Mr Shore, who had nen. rmrtl
under two locumbeat* the dune* oi a r-ertam Kpi«»
< opil chapel, was repaired by the i’laaop. upon the
death ot‘ the second incumbent and the npp.-.inu
merit of a third, to get the sanction oi the new .Miner
i.) bis retaining his office. This had net been re
-I,"tired on the former occasions but Mr. Shore oev,
ertheicss, complied, *l:br»ir ; .. wu« iev-d to
mve r>een exneieJ merely i.e-in-c mat genttein».n
ri vie .»s ot the Ib-h.-p
win •..> ice i'g*ey
'>n making tne dpii e iii.xi, I. iwc. ,cc. r.- «)• i,|>-
pears candidly .nl'<rni«.J t»v itn- [mriy tn.it :i- .vunl
iol nominat- hun -i« I - n .<! pr ni!*-' 1 •n— H » >.ip
ii - 1 ti do *o. lii 11- •i. f •'< 5 Mr - •).//- rf -r v
clnujit; from Un -i; .p .n m«- i.,,..* ng J, y.
j *uyajig that be. ft- PH.; t—*»-i» -.•wa.imr
vain in t zpe»Matior, ot hrarir: ' Hint M r '-•lui.. a
l i huve the Do'muntmn, <ind tn:-.t »»id« ',b.| tn-i
t-cn !'*jJrilied, Mr. Mmrr mu*t be pron o.irU Irom
[•'.•ri'.-fiuiDg h y fuiiclinns. Mr. Shore *ub***quenllv
i e 'nine a dissenlcr, and unwisely prr<»<'hed two
Sundays in tne chape!, after lhat event. For lit*
i/.e Bishop Iprosecu.ed him in trie l>dc»ia.irca:
( ourl. sidcc any cierygyman who lia» one- be-n m
t .e Church of England -jan oev*-.- uliiiough. he may
renounce it* doctrines and j■ -in i cuiirr »»-t ol l 'hn»-
(tan*. escape from it.* discipline and th-> m«-q<i<;nl
pains and peaalties ot disobedience. tinder this
suit Mr. Shore was condemned, lie paid b.i own
costs, but refused to pay those ofthft Bishop, and for
tn<**e be i* now m prison Tb- matter tins made
a great stir, and a hi)! is likely to pass through par
liament to enable Clmrcii m.ni-lerfi who mav t>e
c -me dissenting inin>Mert to c*cape from «iindnr
persecution. The Bisnop of Exeter. h.»w-ver wn.
-*»:til retain hti honored place ns a !-,•;»>r iq c
House of I»rds and ;i chirj pr-.toiler : the i b>«-
pet, and W:l perh»;>* moreover vote *i iim
v«ry L.ii
nil M. VgY V.aUKLT
Tfie erowrnga/-iviy ,« i.n*, M evi na» --n > ia-ck
cI hy M.c new p '!:t l-omp.ii'iiUO'i* oo me con-
Imeot. but ttiore on* been no very »eriou» .ea. ! .!ii.
< / euera' Taylor's inaug-.irai *pec-c bn* been rrc-i v
ed win tsvnr unit lit* done g, .d. Its d'gmfied
simplici.y and brevity commend il lo English
tastes
In the grain markei there ba» been >.Ule alter*-
lion, but symptom* arc apparent that the do
pretiion ha* reaeh-<l r* lowrst point I'oMon de
cined last week id f> 0), bm tins week there up«
pears lo have been a recovery. Tl.- Manchester
market lor manaMrinredjgoud* tciuporaniv lost Us
recent activity, bui mare is no r>—»oo lo expe<*t
any cont'liued heavines*. Metal* tiave also been
> Ai.iiy dull, but ihe-e too are again looking belter.
C. nsota whi'.h a fortnight buck were 9-fj, are now
The bulbon n the Batik remain* wnhm a
ri. inn ofthe h gli*-«l ocnl .t im* ever n-a -hed. —
’I»o d«v* ago ainul *. I c,j 'J.,I {■. mca gold
wa* r-c* ivert m L«in<l "i. Th- filet speculation
f;r the pa-t few Weeks ban bc-o ) U- ■‘lock* of
!:ic Vilnius .‘.'•utii Arneri'-un llepiU i.* nil of
which, especially those of Peru. Mrri.ii iti<l Bu
nr - a y r».», n:' . e great'y ri«". ;i ! The future
r> o-pect* of the p*jit« on the P.ir ir: ir-nd t.i excite
rf'eat bop-** of the adv tn.-eii'eol "1 !i •• two former
stale*, and as rrganls the Inlier there vc m* a
a;> Icy of nn adjustment of the di«pu'e between ivo
s<is and ihe FreOuii nnd Eug.ish government.
Ths >had Fisukhixh —The fi«beriDen along th«>
Deiawure have nearly given up ill hopes of a suc
cessful vasoii. Thus fa/. »*v* lie Delaware Re«
putdicaa. ;hry have labored untucessfully, Cre
querlly louug tbe whole duy and night for batf a
drizrn fish. Many wh i vi*ited the Bny, in order to
Lave a wide scope and pursue their calling uiHi'-
terrupUfil, have returned io their homer— ibe shad
ore not ib«r«
Wiiiq -Victoiit—The Whigs of (wdtimbu*.
Ob.o, in a municp-i! rief.nr., hnve beaten their
opjionent* by alxjui J'iu tt,u\ ruv The vnlr Wn*
large, aud the Louie st'Ai.iy -'-pht The Journal
• a L* :
The rejoicing in uwn iummi'h ibe Whigs is very
grea', whim scarce a D.cnto,-* i* tn be seen 'u tbe
Street*. The seep-re Id i‘u- Si.ve*man ;a broken,
and Ihe editor w«» sect, last night studying the
dictionary, lu find language Ui etj-reas hi* chi gr.n.
We give tbe returns below.
pBXar.CM FtoiK—Prenar-i cy ; \y. Kniy.
William itreei. N V . aud for sale by A Jayne*, No
*0 Fourth street Tl.i* will be found a delightful nru
cle of beverage iu fuuuiies. nnd paruceloriy ior sick
room*
HaZXß's Bruva — An unproved Cboeoiule prepars
lion, beuig a cimbmaiiu* of Cocoa nut; innocent, m
vigorriung and paiaiabio, lugb'y recoounended paruc
nlarly for Invalid* Prepared by W. Baker, Dort-tick
ler. Moss., and for sale by A JaYNKH, si the Pekin
Tea Bxere, Mo. ?l> Foarth su me bit
AQRICULYOP • L
From Dow. mi; » Hum.
Os tse Valve up Ashes, Live nc . ioa FKtrtT
Tubes.—lli* well knowothat all v»r>eue* of frotu
do not instore equally well in all *ee»
liodi of 100 coon.ry. This has beta manly altrib-
O'tJ to the climate; and it has not unfrequeot'y hap,
rened that ft 1.-uil grower in one part ol the Middle
plates, nearirg ttie quadi-s ct a particular fruit, as
grown in another part, has obta.ned and fruited
it; and upon it* not meeting the paus ta-Mowed up
on it by toe fir*t grower, has cither counted the
variety unsuited to hi* <-ii-ria;e fir Hasted the
first grower as igncrnnt and deceitful. Sucn de
rision. I venture to a*»er may fe'-quently have
i>ecn iotind hasty ar.d i , m. , nrnis. Had 'ne n-cip*
lent of the new variety received, a: tne same time
an analysis ot the sot l m wrncli that particn .ir
variety had been grown tr< perfection. ard app ; ied
such knowledge justly to the miu in which hr was
about to plant the result would have been very dif
ferent.
Climate. I think, w,!l be found to have very little j
infli enee upon the Rood or bad qualities of a iruit
inJeeu 1 am somewhat disposed to assert mat r.
bss no other influence than that of lesrenu g or
retarding maturity, as it is r«id orwurin. The ap
plicution oi'special manures or com|«onenin ol *oil.
by different cultivators within the past two years,
by which oid vanues, or those noPbetore esteemed,
have been improved and rstorrd. is an evidence
that food, suited to the wants of the tree, was re
quired m the soil; and not that climate had, aught
io do w.:h its deterioration.
As liuie or Us phospbora'es lurm a campeteot
part c.( nil special manure* Ic r irim trees, 1 will, as
per your request, briefly note some few m-taiires.
umong many, where it appi-.ir* i>c;u tu-inl. and,
again. where it does uot appear required. To give
a complete l.»tol varieties uiut are nrl.-cleu l»y its
presence m the soil would occupy moto room than
dare presume upon.
The Mil o' northeastern Urn-- as a wh .:<• .» deli
neiU in June, that liottiiweste-n and souib^n'estern
uioie or less ,a it. i>ut ,a nut nlwavs
irhtun tne reach ol root* of trees, and. inercl.-re. a
l will so.tr presently the rrn*.>n why v-me vane
lirs requiring lime do not succeed .n localities ufieu
ilemmnnatcil I.roestone section'
The • Waxen.” ••Jlelmonl," or ‘ Gate ' apple —t >•
it u known in Ulno t-v u l l these, and even more
aaniea— succeeds fneiy in most ot northeastern
i '.ini. In iiorinwesteru i Mno it will sometimes i»e
li.uml good; 'mu is frequently dry-rotted at the core,
deficient in flavor, ~nd often covered'wilh mou.d c.r
fungus. A similar sia'emert u ill apply to the cen
tral and southwestern part ol inc.'-tate. Tins .a
accounted for Iroin the fu-t that in many section*
of I tnes’one country, w irfe theie is abundance ol
the tir.neral etghlern inches nr Icet below the
surface, that j*ortion ol mm usua :y turned up by the
plough or npade contains no i.me bevood whnt
may be Inuiul in ad soils trum decomposition of
aheba, droppings ol birii- ire Ftr* iaci, too often
overlooked, reconciles the query as to h iw a varie
ty, which grows and matures perfectly un>ne place,
doe* not equally well nt a dt*taii.-c often oi not more
than twenty yard*. It t* simply tha’. nt it.:- dis
tance ol'ouly twenty yard*. *he surfere - •>, * neut
er the limestone suLsoii or ptrh.ip'i i* partly moor*
pornled Willi it. B
The '• Baldwin appitfs. so justiv erb i»raicd in (be
Eaitern Stuir* and in northern New Y.-rk, tin*. ;.i
Uh.o, been subject to a dry. bitter rot. rendering it
of only a aecond or third . ate character. equal to
“Pemnock." Experiments have been tred on a
limited scale the past season, to remedy this by ap
plication* to the sod in which the tree* grew. In
one instance, where the tree sturd« ;u s.i id y soil, the
simple application ot a hberul dressing ol wood ash
es ha* rrsulted in rendering the fruit period, in
another instance, where the tree stands in a oUv
loam, winch ha* been well dressed vth barn-yard
manure and sown w.lh piasic r and up *n which two
year* since w*» sown a crop ot Hover, !a*t season
turned under and the land cropt*ed With corn, then
sowed to wheat, wn* thi* year sown with common
sail until tne groun J was wnue ;i« urns the brsn'-h
-e» of the trt*e extended. The resu t iiis been per*
lect Iruit, where, for,three previon* year*, the bitter
or dry rot had cx.iled The “Roman SMero.' upoji
sandy «ods w,«n<>ut any *pec:u! appl csli m*. pro
duces true small, knot cl. and ..ioiio.*-.! By the
appiientiou ol hail a bu«tie of c.io-uc nine, to 4 tree
of nl-out Hint* '.nches dnu-cier .Mtnink. the fruit ha*
i»pen rendered perfect, la most putts A whs! nr»-
designated '«* limestoße .ecl.nu*., or wn.-rr. me
trees stand in soil in wb.oh nine hold* a prom.-
nei.l par-,, the variety ■* counted fwi.g th**
best.
The “Vandervcre’' t* a varety which l th.nk
dei-ghls in a nco ul.uv.a! *-v: »» >t is in *u.-h
•oil* tnut 1 have seen grown tne most perfect fru-t
The ‘■Ruode island itrr.-mng "cia's-d by neor'y
a'l as a variety to !>e placed in select !.*'», ha* noi
proved a first clas* apple ui ftfl p'ace* in « rherr
Uaio. sod. at Ibi* tone. eu.tivaU.rs in centra, •■nrh
ern < 'mo deem it a > insult to place it:oi lot re
"Uimended far ibe-r cuunrv
is ’h- diver'ity 1 I anpenrßni-e iu this Iru t.
g-own :a d.lte. rn: * ■ i* n h-.rir.ern Oti'o. that I n:
• >ur» bv t lie vei:-e r. !r >u: ( *>nnecliCti'. wheic 'lie
1 »--er.oig .-r us« am-.i k ■‘e-l 1/*m «r***Js ol
B.i* vane y, 4i- 1 • • luu.-i re*e.ni-! ng the tr ie •*
ii.-i to n>i v c ;»-en .iric.-'.ril Hav-ng u;»m mv
founds two irrr» -n trrvrti-iig in tMJ.tr l Me.and which
were stnnd.ug » .:b a ten rod* otc-v't c’.her snd sp
pareni.y u;»ju a •im.'ir ,-.vnd> s-' \ the one (rtm
mg s clear. perfe.H iru it. ;a»- other the c ned dull
green or • mouldy Vd/iuty, I !a*i yt-ar sppoed wckmJ
as*ir» to the Idlter. sad this s«-ds>n tne irud perfect
eo »..ke
In ceatra! southern f.iiiM) nnd on tuo t«.ruers .u
the OhuAfiter. twenty five year* *;»<■«•, ib.» wo*
* cateec.cd one of lbr.it very beat apple*. Al,4hi«
t ine with tome exception*, it U diseanled In
ihe oom FiUit Grower’s Report fur page 2S
!> r>nr»*r <-f an orchard :u Must.nguni
c uniy. a fn c»uioc soil, and (railing astloeaaever
. Aud, ag.-un.of having found bitter rot in all orch
ard* ot itu* variety which be bad visited, except the
one at«'ve named and one other, wbiah latter ha*
l<rrti rtlppiied Wlto ashss.
A* 1 ietrre remarked, wtji'c there are mcUoiu
Lfuominaieil iimcnooe sccUuos, it is aot alwsv*
uibi any [KirtinQ ol lime is incorporated with the
j * '•! at a depth which U»r roots of a tree would nnt
| it-i*By reaca. Tb »t sucb it ihe case, and that Ibe
; where iweo'v five ye.ir* airce this vsnrlv
[ succeeded. i» now exhausted m ill* mat-rial,
| would Appear, from the lor; i>| so appucA'iuo ol
1 wood ashes haviog frn<ler--.l ihe i.u.t mrmn per*
Th»* ‘ W,n<***p" is a Tnr-r*\ %»•;, --’i 'p;>fir«n* \
fliiapi* to a. I and in U'l. ir «f« r ,>**<
, ins Iruii. ‘nil n ben grown in wbu-n have liaie
i ns a romponeni. 1 nave louod ibe texture i,.u a»
• hoe art] not a*-'n*p and sprightly *• when crown
mi »andy loam
Tne “Newiown I’.pp.u 'succeeds uvosi ufimi.-s
t'iy in most of n.’rthwe-i-rti, central, nnd wuth
western t 'hui were bmr is found. Instance* are
known w-rt* ii no* not proved good in Ibe*- sec
t on*, but !hcv have- when known to tne wrt-r.
been ti!wnv.« traced to a want of bine m ‘.he so »
In *i i* 'lrUi 'rn: ui umc. an application of fine or
a ! l-ers dre«»ing wood aabrs hn* resulted n
pc ilnc. ng gor«l truit. ('ultiva'ors vary in r.pin-.'h
4*io whether thi* V*rriy answer* best on wn«t
ip* termed clav or on »andv toil. My own uloer
■••i»-;on l<a* lie-ii lu award a medium, i - n loamy
. and more or IrK* atamnding ro lure
I he nna >•*.* of Pr* t. Emmons of Ihe wood »f
Inc apple, p-nr. A-' . a* published rn th- Horti-uf
, 'uri*i .lor January) '.i*( \-*r tis* )>een pn-d.i-live
uf much g-ml . Imt to enable cnluvnlcr* corrects
t.i grow d.tlerrnt vanetic* to perlccbon. nn analy
sis must be m-ide ofencn separate and distinct vn
neiv irom wu-h the grower can d-i-oJr knowing
!::• *o; w nat particular material » ne<'e**Arv l-' t»e
applir-J
''ieaveHnd, * into. Krb
hntuult. — We owe Mr bJUiott our sincere
thanks fur tbe foregoing interest tig and pract.cn
observation*. We beg ibo*c wno are inrliued to
underrate Ibe value of sjiecinl mitinrn* ( and a*
mong the rest an editorm. triend in iio*ton. who, it
we remember unghtly, Im* denoai.natcd c,ur own
cHorla, and those ol Other* towards nwak-nmg of
public interest to Ibe value of inorganic mea*ures
■ qijnrkcryineinnure .Mr. Klliotl’saccount <>l lh,e i
direct and di*tinct re«mt -x|>erimeul* with lime,
and W-xid u*he» Ar wu have before *mied we '
h .vi- no doubt that, m mne >••-* out where n vari
ety of fruit, which oi.ee riounahed in a given sod,
f.ia ceasrd lo tloun*h and peifu.rt, fine Iruii ili-rc,
ll * b-CAUSelbe soil ha* t.acomo destnut- nt tne
necessary mmeml manores; and in nearly all *uch
cis-* the plrot ful npplieaiiou of wood ashes
a>>ne, or wood ashes and bme, will restoru the ;
iiealty condition of ttie trees
Our c irrespondout. in hi* remarks on in- «op» 1.13 b, David H Porter«•!*•-ted. i c .. d. ' 13i.tv*t
po*cd intluence of climAte on certain vnr.ein-*. »o j V JoM|ib IDtnrr received 121'lby
doubt alludes to our own work on Irnit.. We' nuuu'er. 2A2 pfjft
candidly own that we were wrong Wewurssa- >• Int l, i ijvul IL Pn*«.- r . r-• d 1 335
' iisQed, more thdd a year ag ), that we hnd ml.iched J.rhn Ibiok* r- rc-vr-J 113,314
too much importance t<» the efienlß of cl unite mdc W In*! i; number. 249 709
U-noraling varieties, u.'.d accordingly re-wrote ood •• 1544, Francis U. Jjuui.k rctv.v-d IKIUO3
a'tered (in the etghth nnd subsequent ed-tem*) ad Josrpn Mari, c r- .-.v.-j 1 V 5.114
fist [Kirtion of the Appendix, etc ,in our work* On . Who'c number 'll A fjl 7
. fruiiß, relating to this subject. A large observation ! “ IH7, Fraocia IL Shunk rrceivni ’ Hfi.Ofil
fl the effects of tbe coiitp-isitioa of soils, within tbe. James Itvm received Us i lb
la«t iwo or three years, convinced us ib.il much of ■ Emanuel C Kc g-rt re.-etvci I | 2i7
wtmt we attributed U» climate was simply owing \ Wbde nun 1 er, Jb;i j“fi
to a want of tbe necessary iinrgnntc, or mn.crol u ISIS, W. F Johnston received !'> \'U
manures in the soil, mid. as w« are always ready' Morns Dongsireih received )0v192
to abandon a wrong cpin..m the moment it is plain Who'r nnmlier, i t.;*4
lo u* tnat it is an error. w« beg those who have > - - -».»■ -
only Ihn nnrl-r ol o.ir work lo do u, Ibe ■ , m J ““ caK*? I *®; I I AK<
j,.slice lo remen.br, ,b„ eorweUoo. . jV00.b,.,.' M, L,' Btr.ir,
At the same lime, we lh;nk rlimntc often has no , * srincAix* . iim r »,
elJirct upon the quality of n given Innt, though not ' n*i..cim, Ac. A r .
uj*« :i tbe deterioration. Thus, tho lUbnton Pippin l Fruited ai n» *ii.>nc.i nonce, at low prices si ihe
i* a fair and beautiful appie on (he Hudson, bul.lt (»«*vr rs i nrricg. I'iiibb si rxst.
is o'liaie or no value, enher m point of flavor Or j Witt. A. WAKU, Dentist,
keeping quality, ns compared with tho same fruit fiKfgjffiwE Fe-u. rmrt. :i door* ai».rr |i in d *i
gr>wn iti the colder climute of Maine; und ife corn- Uibc- hour* tiom u til. -
pan son of notes with Mr. Allen, the intelligent pre- | rnt . _
• nlrnt of lho Sl Louis Horticultural lonely, hss W. 31. WrltfUi, M. D., Dentist,
proved to U* that many of our finest fruits are only rtyJCk tivv.ct nnd te*.deuce <n Fourth si.
..i'second quality in Missouri, merely from r f. to“-, .'-''a M ( "and
PttirrMoSoTAßt-The VVhijr* t*f AHefUcr.y count) , In pro v rui tn u * n Dentistry,
wo. urgr the dii.in* oMVM J. MARKS, for u iioroms- ■ ur tl o ■STKA It.NS. i lUwioc - nrepared to ■
non .run.' u«r e si ihe romtng County Convem.on ‘ mnnu f tt rture und *ct Huh .■-»-« d pans
\t rM.is s gootl vy hrg, Slid ll every way corupeieni o y M , w U non Suction or Aunosprieri- Su. .<>u I'tales :
io di'cnarxe Hi- doues of Ihe office, and deserving a qWniACliKr'Vlivp i* rivr m.m. ta*. ' fir 'ne n'rvc i»
noroi.iaimii by the pa/»y. Au.«ojizrv Corsrrt ' *jw»wd. Officn arid rrtid-ice rn-*i do-r n. ih- Aluy .
mchJU.iUlAwH*! ' or -, o flj t .e, Fount stroeU Fiii/l>ur-:!i
(•luairuLri —Col. HUGH DUFF, of Ohio township,* Kara* tu-J- B. M'Faddrm F. It 1 no..
«!!> ire Hopported for ihe otßce of Bberiffl subject tn Uio i "•*'
nomination of ibe Whig and Antinasouie Convonuon. j J U' A xentien»*« Pm*burgh. who li .d fallen r«to ,
inchJl:wfilT onm ! nn .men cedar after the “Ureal F-re. 1 sprnm-d l<i* an
. . [ . ' -I- so sovnriy that he was un«!do to ref.-ain ir.jmct) -
MiiatfTALTX 1 ao> a candidaio for the office Of I , n - oUI with the paia A mend who had been using
>'ienff of A'legbeny roanty, sabiect u> the decision of 1 xi a Fahn-sloes 4t Co’s Itnhefaeieiu and been ruted
i..s approaching Whig a»’d Antimasonic Convention r Uheoinaii»m, gave him what remained m the boulc. .
r„r nomniaung county UckeU CARTER CCRTIS. , hr* bm*. «u great'y *»oUeo, he was !
.um nrd, Pu sburgh, April It, IMOa—JAw f -onroletcly restored io hemih in twelve hour* and,
. _ . _ rrmii from paia Tbl* is but one of a great nuoiber ol
valtt - a l' • A.Ciiabltov will be sup ; ca4e s wliieb have come under ihe obsorvuuon of the
ported for ihe office ol gheriffi subject u> ihe nomuifr Pretrared and «o*d by
lion of ihe Anumasornc and whig Count? Convention, i P ro P ri6t * T 8 "P lll4 B *“‘ j^Hh?FIBTt MIK \ Co,
marV-dAwiM j.mflTit Ward, pinwnaa. cornßr ]t t nnd Wood; also, eonmr Cth and Wood *w
Ms Kd.io*:—You wiU pfejuw slate that I will be a ! npltj
candidate tor nnminatiOii for4l»o office of Pm'l—nota- 1 ’
r)-, ueioro our oext Whig sad Aatiihnsmu- c «uu:r BIAHIIIKD}
Convention. Yours, Ac., '* | (hiTuesday evening, luUi in.;,, m Oakland, by Roy •
SA.M’UFAHNKSTOCK. ID H. BWidfe,-1> O-. Auxaxpbb Uoaucia, Ewi- Jtfet
lOuabeth township, Uagch, 23,151#. i vbaot, io Mus Caruxatifk Ldwasds, both of this City
SPECTATUR
PSSSBLTVASIA LEUIBLATIQS
HARai'Ptsn \pH -*
Met ot S o’clock.
A section in an “Omnibaa® b<l! from the Mouse,
increasing (be emoluments of toe Prothonoiarycf
the Supreme Court, was negatived.
Mr Kmr.fmni tb« Committee on Finance, lo
vvhorn wn» retrtrrd tue bi.l from me Hou-e to ert
me a sinkinr fond ami to provide t'ontie certain ex*
<,f ;n e v, al< . J e bt, reported it
with sundry amemimenis.
The bill, r.s i,ij.»*ndeci. was Ulien up m*n tbe
Senate concurreu in me amendment strU.ng out
tae sec 1 ton ot the Iluinc wii.cfi j.iovi>an a .>oteincnt
t ffive per ceiii. to Uu S" individual- wtio pay all
. the taxes due l<y ).y certain Lxrd period . and
I impose- a tux u ilv «a : ■ nrv.'u.: <f they ilo
I not
Several i.iher dec'inn** were n.T-*<'itiO'rred m.
and amendmems r»«de Hy ir-e Se:>H'«* onudai the
grealeat C uulu*i< n ni d d;.w.n;i r >o! ..it ! i impest
bie to give m.y . -r;» • • --.i •' v IV' - *a* done.
•|:«*Uirrit ■ I II! • 'd-(l-ul nf the
Coun-
The jVciatf
Home to an “oi.-.r.-l
IV Board i u purchase Utc IVu:. 1 v.v ir,.uud al
Keosiogton— y«juß 1:. u-'Vs
Ua mol.un, iLt* Seoale wenl ml*' ixmiir.ilii'e ol
ilie whole and look up the Appiypriulun l ■
H')I»EOF RtPI*SE>TA/nVE».
The l'Ei»l«non rf this io i f ar l )’ iJu- samt
df trie S-r.att •. ,br:ni r ennrumqg and n T-rtm.-ur-
!« l .ti:tfudii , .eiil.». tiunov! vXctu.»ivt\ v tint il
is hardly nt.-cNAiiry lo aUrinjil to "joutuaiiae "
•In (act n.i uu' - could '/biuui iirn’ information or
■ sfarliou were .1 dene. m) iflucii is every thing coo
fused •
Tlie Hou«e concurred. i>y .1 voir ot 17 to 43, 1:1
Seonte amendment- lo 11-ebd! iiuthoriz.ng thr par
lial restoration < I .he capital of the Bank of Penn-
I »y ivanm.
Mr Bui! •''fleet reported n -«*rc«. of re*ciuuoti:
e.oiiipi n:ei)'r.rv lo th*- otficerr tro.n Petin-vlvania.
who served v, iiii irni.i -r wit. Mexico
winch were unnniir i-i\ no !*•'
•Senate amemtaneule to the i it wmiuhti* Matt vi
to court' ot ju»tioe. were t.ikcn up amt liie rjner
lion recurring ii|»on the n providing tor lh<
election ol an Audit >r G*-Gcr.'l am! Sitrv* yr Gr- '
ncral, Mr Lillie moved an jmetii.iM-i.| r ividintf
lor ihe election of an A tnlii.»r ‘ Jem ra. Survey
or < Jeneral, who ah nil serve ihr-«- vt-.ir-. winch was
agreed lo without division.
Mr Swarizwelder moved aneiidmrn' .:i«t
alter the I*l January, lsso. the Board >1 Cmal
CoibrniH'iunera shnll con*-i«t ot the*Au-Btor ' rene
ra. and Surveyor General, and n c.vn eryneer
who alniil be elected. •*,
<>n ih- >cc>uni Tuesday uKJ ctober nc\‘.. said en
gineer [m be President ol tin* Board, at u -ainry ol
$12300 per ununiu. Tu.» wu*- negatived alter some
diocitsaion
An amendment upon Hie t.ii:. mahinj il i:npr.«..n
ment for any miauth'-n/ed per*->n lo lm-p-cl whis
key in Pti.ia>.V pn-i. war agreed to. The bill Uten
p«*.«d
'cry reupcllu ii’
F IL 1.U.1'-TT
The IVr.iunn m.i mo tr ■• l l' ,: '* CI Ird, j>a.«sed
nd »enl to ine S-i..nr
I. i-on another b.h Mr He'»zey yyt in a section
me udou: the ,i -vecUuti ol - rail prov.-jous, The
bill, however, Itemu an omn.Ou*. went back to the
Senate to be amended aßaif
A vole, tendering the :hnu:.•» o' tr.<* !!->uso to the
Speaker waa passed
Mr Bull.’lroui the Select Com:t> f>-e. nude a
report upon the subject oi Shv.iy .:■ <.,«• Ter
ritories, winch, on moduli. whs i..i c the in
The Homestead Lieinp tou L/l wa- }.v-*cd. m
wns also the York Bank b,.i
The Genera' Reveuue l M ;l whs thtu taken up
and considered.
April H —lu o’ciock P. M.
Both -ol l’ir L- gi-uture i>iv sid' i> *ev
iido, and there t* m> kn >wi.g w,..n H-v will ad
journ to night The Semite enraged in the rule
sidemtion ol the appn pnnti.'n hut
GOVERNORS, I’KKUIDK \T F. UEl»ll.
TIES, «fcc, OK PEA NBVL V \MA.
17*V. t.'ct . Wi.nam Penr. Ipn»| ■ -u-v acti-d aa
Gevern'-r ici .\nt.i-t ’
Thomas L iu-i an prev.n,; io.I l *-e«-iut»er.
CoptaiQ joint hej .’y ■ ■■ vcru<_r t>
February, 11<90
I resident and Council to Apn .6 h ! 0.‘3
Benjamin K.Hrnrr. L’epuiy t'r.iemuf to J*ep.
Irntl-er. 1695.
\Vi Lam Markham. Depu y (»l vm-r u- If n«:
ber 3*l, i 694.
Wit m>» Penn acted ng* n as j verniT io \o-«
veailter i»l 1 "Ml
Andrew H-uhillen, aa Uej»nty (» vern r t>.- i ci>.
"rusrv IM3
IMwsrJ Shipj»en. I'reatdeßl cf Gounci: to hebru
arw I7UI
John tiva:i« Ik-puiy ifoveru :r februarv,
1 My.
r. t>epuiy ••jvtrtK.r March,
Sir Wi ;am h< ,t.., I’.srt. Liepu yu, i;a u r tc
lune, I 7.'’.
Patrick ' aortiun tJepu y ir.vvrun to June,
irw.
Jamea Logan l*re» j.-i.i jjd t.-*un« i to lone,
173-5
leorgc Th-max Brp>r
James llaui i'O!!. l-«*pu'-, vrr;,. ri. Ori.-bur,
1751.
Holiert Hunter Morns. !*j*u y -i.vr-mur lo Au
gust IVih, 1 7!VU
Wjll.nni Ilciov. Deptltv 'n’V"»- r
I -th, 1 Vjj
Jan.e* Ham ituo, baputy lijvr-ti.r Oclober
3i*t. i :ni
J -hn I'euii son of Richard I'rnr. 0-putv lio-
Verr.or t.. Mar .1711
Rt.'bard Pruu, Govercor t > Angus' , ' i
Joitn I'euti a sc>-und Uin-*. L. .veru n t . Se;-tciu
ber I 77«.<
rhoc.ms U'lmri-m le, I'rrfidt til -t i.xecuttve
Coun<-.! 1 "77.
Luepti Herd, ■ t j Nnv , l TNI.
U*. ram M,*jfe '->.\ov I 7 Vi
J An La. km-: n. J- u> fVt.. 1 7***<
Renjat.iiii FranL..a, do. to M l . i 7s
-1 Duma* M til l. :o lt»c diii)|.t.Ou oi lo«! uew tfon •
*tmitr>n to ! ‘'.''.j
•Tin to.v ..y 17W).
Ui'L Them*. M ibtn clectrd rt-r'd 72JV
Arthu:>' 1 ;airt:.t:!
Whwf tnimu-r ::o :<‘J9
■ 1 7*\ M !•: n rr«*~, •• i_-'i i 9 3UO
I {• A Muli.ciiheri: rr> ••ivc;| Jt'.TQO
tinnier :m.;no
• r'sr'V Tliorna* .V •!! r f-.-r : \-rri ’ft) 970
i A Muhicn:*»-ra rrcr,v;,i 1 011
W- .<• u3l
1 7v*y. r'iom»« M Kenn • ,o«icd. rrc il '*.«U
liime* Ro*« rocnvi*d Tj
Wn-le no«r.‘.-r
I *'« Tbom*• M’Krau circled re.--i 4*'■'7
!nine* i\u»« rec« ved l ‘ *CI"
> \Vftol«* nuuiU-r, »V'iijiO
i M.j. I'U‘>mn» M Kean creeled ft:* - <l. 4 I *»U
bwnun rr» - e»veii .'l* I*>l
Whi-ie *•. 'yi'i
I **•4"', Stfii'i: Snyder Heeled rree*»t»*|
Jmne« Kt*»» received
Julia rece.vrd 4 KJt'>
Wu.,*e nmnlrer.
1311, Simon Snyder r e.-icj. re.r-ved .'<.'3l *
W1...'- number ',7hO:i
l, f.raon Snyder cV-.u-. 1 rccem-i M IW
Iraa. Wnjcf r«<-iVf.J 2S.VW
’A'nun 'll .593
]bl 7, \V:i iiuii FiiiJ.ey e.ci-u-J re< d 00.331
J-jwi-ti ifeieier rt-«rcived 3V.273
W'l.'lr uuml-T
l*?0 rt .,.j r, 7 ., 0: ,
W.ln.m. I r*'i*i*.v.’,J 00
’ Wbo.c | tu .. .er i;u,*)s
i 12.1 lotin A Sm,i:we,c ifj, rr. 'd
Andrew l»regc rr.-eivrd A|,2‘2|
Whine llUlll!»-r, I’d IP
IS3G, .John A. Sbultxe elected, in J 72,Ti1l
John Sergeant received 1.171
Whole numkr 73nn|
1 V 29 I leorjic Wclf elected. receiveJ 7o^|9
Rilner received M,77^
W hole nunilxr, 129 .''Jo
1 Vlv. < »» ; <r*e W(<-i elected, received :* 1,233
ILin.-r received os Isu
Wh-.le number. 1 71' |'_M
1*35. Joscpli 11,’ii.t .pc led, received '.*l.'f*23
L/eorce W.ni received '*> nVI
U A. Mulilviihurt received JO,'.**,,
number, 200413
\N IvMINFNT and experienced Physirmn rrrm it
Ka*t. of year* siandinp. offers io ers: • . o-o
of a Deiieaic .\atorc with promptness ami *rcn-.- y
Hl* >ueees* in Buffalo and other large cine* has
l<*en proverbial. His charges a'e modern", mrl
Old oates of Gieeu S.-n»-
iuia, Fluor Albcvßheumatum, Ague, por any
chronic or inveterate cases solicited
A cure warranted, or chaise re'undrd
i *rrrcr«. *t. Clair street. 2 door* from the Hr cl:
■Si Kltractcd Advice to the p*K>r *r«’ v
N II l>r A. solicits the worst rases of aj.v disease
>n pitt*horgh io call npM llv
\ DJOI HKD SCHOOL MEETING -Tt.r citi.tr n» oi
."\ ihe ‘Jd Ward, (Pittsburgh .J are rctjues'ril to ineri
m tt>e First Baptist Church, corner oi Grant and Thtnt
*trceti. on Monday next, the Ittih in«t . at TJ o'etock.
I’ M.. io take into consideration ihe purrba*c ot a "ew
sue. and ihe erection thereon of an rularced amt i>
veniunied School Hou««. hetter adapted to the increas
ed and increasing population of the Ward.
H- S. MAGRAW. Chairman
J J Rottciv, ) 0
_ M.. Timi.«. i «I-H
FI EATON k CO are now opening t/ietr Spring
*tock oi'Trtnmanir*. roiuming in part of Mm»-
u. la and Dre*« Fringe*. t.imp*’ black nnd eol’d Silk
hare*, black Flounce Laec. Button*, ltrid*. Bonnet
Trimminga. pent*, Indie* and children* plain nnd fan
cy Hosiery. Shiru lor men and bot a, Comb*, Jaory and
oilier Fan*. Yarn, Spool Cotton. Needle*. Tape*. Rob
t«.n‘. Pin*. A*. Ac . which tliry offer lor »alr. both
wholesale and retail, at thirTriimmng Store G'JFourtn
*treci. between Wood and Market. apll
/ CHILDRENS' CLOTHING—F II Lath* k Co.
have received their Poring patiem* Tor Children*’
I/re**e». and are now reaoy to receive order* tor ma
kinv F ancy Garment* and Embroidery. • i?
Paiieriu for ludie* and children*' garment* 'old if
do'ired
A variety of garment* constantly on hand.
Store 03 Fourth it, betweeu Wood and Market.
m>n
EMBROIDERY— Wonted pat'ems for Ottoman*.
Piano Stool*. Table Cover*, Traveling Hags, with
a great variety of *mai! pattern*. Also. Worsted* oi
a'l color* and shade*. by the pound, ounce, or item,
for taJe by ap!4 K U EATON A Co, rid Fourth >.
1 RTIFICIAI, FU)WERS— Material* for Artificial
j\ Flower*, viz Plain n«»ue paper, ipotted do, Car*
mine paper for coloring, Pink Saucer*. Leave* o' eve
ry torin bud*, tin*, and callow*, can be ontumed at
F H EATON A Co* Trimming ?n.*'c.
a|'l_4 rid Fourth «t
BACON —lUS pc« Bacon, landing from stmr Wellt
vilie and for sole by
*pl4 JaMKSDALZKLL. waier -t
i 1 REES’ APPLES—2S bbU Ureen Apple*, iPar
\ T Rttun*) land.ng and for *a!e by
ap!4 JAMES DALZELL
Dlin.lt APPLFIS—S tk* in store and for *n!e by
■pH. JAMES DaLZKLL
BACON SHOULDERS on consignment— in r«k*
for »ale to elose the lot
cpM _ M’GILLS A ROE
X' u MOLASSES on consignment. for »a!r—?6o
I • bbl»t ta> half bills. *p!4 M'OILLS A ROE
WHITE BEANS—On consignment, for mlr low io
dose the lot. apH_ MfiILLS A ROE
HANS.
\VK uavr a choice lot of BACON HAMS ot our
» > own curing for *ale apU Mt.ILI.SARoE
MA*'KKRKI targe No 3—41 bbU, which mi.l be
*old low to close consignment
■pH M’GJJjLS A RUE
A PPLE BUTTER-2 MO* f r c-h Apple Butter
£1 rrcjtam! jorjnle apt 1 M'GILLS A ROE
/ iniNTRV IUCO.N-Wc l lU vr „ few rhotce U,i, of
country cured Baron for tale
*dU
T \RlfcD PKACHKS AND APPLES for ,«i
-•* ' n P II . _ M'UU.L SA ROE
ROLL BtTTKF—.I M.!»; and 90 ha
rer u per timr Michigan and for aaJe l»y
_ *P H £ B CAN rii’.i.n
UULI, BDTTKR— |0 bbla Roll Rut'er. ;a*i rrc d
#"•1 for .a r hv apU J S DII.WCIRTH A <'o
r l , Aft-rj) l,el, North Caroi-i Trtr for «nk by
f J H PILWORTH it Co
| iACUN-iOi.OO :i, p ri rnr Macon, bo* round, for
1 > »aie l.) «pM J A DIIAVdRTH A Co
IT UI’A—SKI bale* Ohio Hop,, for anir by
J ■ J s r>IIAVORTU A Co
I ARIi-iai.bl. Nol L«rd, fortalobT
1j «pU _ _ £f* DU.WORTH ACo
( l'^ NKR WANTtD-Eor 3 W M i.’T.Unrro. ,nkd
V * Diamond A. rrc‘d per atmr Telrpmpn % 0 l
<«BO H MII.TKNiIKKi.f-»
. #f,U -7 Front ,i
( IOJTON-17 t>alai n arn?e. iur «al« b .
1 ' «P»* |>AiAH DICKTV A r<i. Fiw)i .1
|,‘ K.ITHKRS—63 10 arr.vr, lor . a |„ . T
‘ I>Ai All DKKI- 'i A 1
T * *Ot‘—4 *ks to arm <*
J AltlX—l S:• L>.» jNo l, iy ,irn»p, for )lir .
*3 IHAUM UICKhVAto
r ' * * Harm and Shon'der* in urr.v* for
ISMAI* DICKKS 4 Co
Xfcfc.Kli— us< io arriT*. lot m le bv
•** H _ Isaiah dm'kkv t Co
H LANS-83 bgi «na,i whue. to a/rivc, for «&j e Ly
“P l * IsalaH DICKKY & Co
IKA Ji bit chc*t« H, irrirfd per c«>jal ai d )or
'".V’? J & R KU)YD,
Ronnd Char«b Hordmr*
-r to June
'I'OUAOCO —is boic* Tanoo* l>mrul«, arrived pc»
A cana; an<l for aa!e by aM< Jftß'Fl.oYD
an ÜbU Loa/Sugar. (ot tale &)•
_ JA. R FLOYD
BAt'ON—«:« piece* Sncoldert; SM do Hide#: art do
Hatna; arrived itm day per canal bout W».h r _.
for aa * l-y »pl< J A R FLOY U
A *7 l>? * I>r> A PP Ie *' Pcf «icani! oa.. a* do
aTA do. ai bl><« do. p-T canal boat Waaiti.tc'.on ajnt
(or aaie hj apt t JAR n.O\ D
T VrHiJIH - ( -k. K«»r. P . r , V ., h .
X II <U.n. 10, .a.e i,y apM JA K FLOY D
U’' ,,,L —» » k * per canal hoa: \VaaHin*so«>. tor »«.c
ill JP'J J4H FLO* D
Sa ALKRaTI S— t£i bbl* Sale rerun. i«r «alr hv
k •* , ‘ U JiR FI (iY D
I )LaRL ASH—3 tom P»mri Ash. in cask. tor *a> by
x * ,,u /i n n.oYi)
L’l.A I HhKS—-26 tk. now laadinr, for »a> hi
1 "i ,? ISAIAH DICKK3 ACo
GJNsKNf#— J *k» in *U»r«; lor sale hy
“ r? ISAIAH DICKKY A Co
M", I’?-' 1 ' HARKIS »”• h„ „ d
.'C"" °*™ “ M* dwtllmf h 0..., \Voo,t.'
~wM.rt.tr •««. • rtnrt iuuuu-. l.t TliiJ
..J.I .rijaß,
I,’IHK Wtl-K-«UJOU |ti„ Dnrk,.
X rinran.ri- to urn ve h> eai.nl and for *«> on » r
cornmodati .r u-rm* h) C A M'ANT'LTV A Co
’T 1 . 5 * Canal 1t.*,,,
/ IONSU.NT KWa VI Kl>-Kot t„. si,„r: M„|-
v. d.ct, marked M q ' 'received per timnitr Mn
mMigaan* bwu.rrof OKU U MILTKNHhRI.KR
- a W.'-..- Kro-UM
I><l ( A I Ol.v-liui tiu.ii to arrive, lor *m<e hv
1 KHKY. MATHIKWfr*
I vRIKI) APPLES—23O i.u.n i Q », arrived .oraaiei.y
L/ 'Pli RHKV. MATI'HFWS I,'g
( 3 KK.\ M bx», B « f eoM ~m , , ak( .
V -ic ami tor .ale hy JBCANFILLD
" plv V\«t er st, between _8 ro nhfi.-ld w >d Wood
f O'f'b ISli—3 drum. Codfish, for »w« hv
api - j S_DIL\VORTH a Co
11ACOX—liJOli tin Uaeou. lor *ale hr
J> »p« ‘ J s dh,worth a co
1)10 IRON—4S tons Mercer Pie Iron, inr .»)•■ m
“P l 2 J S DII,WORTH A Co
I )OWpER—4W»° keg* fi|i»Ung Pomier, lixiOdo R ; .
± in magazine and for sale hy
*f“ a J SDILWORTH A Co
I^LSI-, —30.(KH) feci Fuse for blanung: for m> hr
a P'- J S DIL\VQRTH A Co
p OSIN fi(7A P-150 boxe* for .nie l.y
it_ Uf »ts J S DII.WORTH A Co
JAVA I'OFKKK—I4 hoga prme. lor rale
.. ap ’- J S DIIAVOR l'i| A Co
( sK> PKaRLS. and i kr** LARD, ju.i received
tr pfr .Learner Krie ami lor .nle hy
“P l 2 J B CANFIKLD
l« T RAPIMN4i PAPER—StaMI bundle., d.irer- .i >
» * re*, of rupertor .junlily, which vre olTer for .u r
•P'i RKVNriI.DSA SHKF
( ' Al> AND LETTER CAPKIt—fiUU ream* fa.r ;n v,
ry line ijuaui.ee, for .a'e low.
“ , ' ll REYNOLDS A SHI’K
I ) JttNTl.Ni; PAPKR-400 ream., variou* .ue* , i,"
1 ‘upp.-ie. kept eon.innlly on hand* by
REYNOLDS A BHKK.
a '. n corner pcun and Irwtn au
Ss A i NIJ . P ,i 1 ’ K^—4oo ream " ° ( "Upenor '.juadu y a‘l
C' 1 "»»!•••■■ wk«l« w. «u.l, tj‘o
M-i, at lUc ,owcet prices. ,c *' 10
Raisins —o hi bx. mit Ratsm» ;
IWqr - do do; for -ale low .o
cio.e - ou.iguiiient by
. “P'l 4AWES A HLTCHISO.N A C,.
QOAP—HtJ hx» No 1 CJneiimatl So-p. for .ale low
. . °P U . a HITt'IHSON ACo
/ IAMPHOR-10 bid. rebned. ju-t rer'd aul lor rale
l,y HAFAHi\KATOCIi4C(.,
' M>ll corner-Ui ami wood «i
( tlxH'KlfS IS J N UI.ASS—V 1 ca. c«, and *l,red.
VJ ju*t Tecdlvcd and lor sale by
n P u ii a Fahnestock a r„
c f<iAU AND MOI.AHSKS—fI* s~O
O c;ar; <i trie *N O Molasoe*; j,- a ;..l (of iaie
- I,tlip 9 V) op 11 OH Mt AN I'. 41 - ...er *>
O lAiAßX—cun.ocu corninon, for .ale !•>
"P'l ....... «' MliflANT
s’ALLRaTI S— 45 bi» puir. in »iore, ior »uie Uy
O nptl ISAIAH DICKEY * Co, From it
O TON K IMl’ES—SOObz.for .ale l.y
O npll 0 )! (HUNT
SA La RaTI S--I0 ca«k» Cleveland Salamiu« SUbxs
I’ulveruid do, rtcc vrd aud ior sole by
“Pll WICK A McCaNDI,I7SB
I>ROoMs-4J do/ Corn Bro-mi. 50 d» exira do do
J) (or sale by apll WICK A, ’
Tr»m; UtTANS-la bbl* Rtt|>enor while'•ews,
YV ji*t received and for sale hr '
«l’il WICK k McCANDt.F.SS
/'tHKKRiMiTS—.7O bx* lon* Havana Cfieeroot* (or
1-' •'Be by apll WiCK AMcCANDLESS
MOl LD CAN lII.KS—IOO bit Cin’ti mould candle*
__ for .ale i.) apll WICK k MoCaNPLESS
MACii.N— 2WI pcs bog round e«ry enre.i. lor'.ale bv
*ldl WICK A iIcCANDLF.Iia *
I \ LASn-l?a ! 'X* SXH', Itv do lOxl'i do for sale bv
VJ_ opu wick k Mcc.ys in,ess
IYKARLS— 4 ezil pearls reed »ad for sale bv
*PU. . WICK k McCA.NDi.EBB
COR(.’ HINUS 00 :,!,:* for sale by
it apll _ _ 'VICK A McCANDLEfiS
LARD OIL—UI bbl* ior sale by
apll J SCHOONMAKKR A Qo
WRAPPING PAPER—aII sizes-Wre am . {ot
J §,C HoßnMa ACo
Malaga WINE—4S tir oaks sweat Malaga win*
6U DJdU bbl* dry do do, for .ale close
con»i§iim<iui l by_apU J A 8 A q q
TA ULEb^QTl^ii^e^. felfftChedrmd bruwi., mr
ni?- ' _ C ARBUTHN* -T
LARD OIL—S bull in siore and for sale by
apio- > James a udtchison aCo
AUCTION SALES.
Bjr John D. D*vli, ABcU<meCr<
H pjcJLa i / > Si.
. ». 10 u'( o'*. 1
Kv Jir.» r,rr»*T \\.‘\niand
M .. »o>.l. o.i a • •Jn u njc..;:i«oo
A .*4,c a»»o:i
nt.d \ L>»- *
piece. 1.
. e-.d. ! *tipe r d.irr: •
if-irr gingham- ir.
:• ur po:.-: ■
splendid prune* 1
and *urmuei ca*».iu-. :c
paca.*, faiir> crav.* - ■
iacmg*. ho».et). c- -v<
•*<>)'* legi><‘fn lidi.. • «. •;
S Ms -on „ •: , -
lure ! '<> .an o. No i ;.. - •
No 1 shovel, .pid- • ■
A lirv m-d »:• .irr.i *• • •
kitcheu lurm'.uff, ro.ume »!»•
liigkl ISinLim g Lots and Dtvtlling lloust at
A union.
On Saturday afternoon, the lilh irst-nt 1) o'clock,
will be *u.don the premise*, fi T-ry desirable butldtug
lot*, *.iuaie on the vS esi side of Pop.ir street. & short
div.aur* North of the Norm rotninuit. inibeeity of Al
legheny. rim lot having a front 01 about Vti lot: and
eiteiul.ur hack at>t ui TO feet. o,t two ol whien is erect
rii a good two *.tory frame dwelling house, with back
building.
Term*—One-third caAii. rendu* in four equal anauai
pat rnrnK, with-inteiem. Tit e iiidfpu'aLlc.
aj.,l JOHN D DAVIS, Auct.
Sale l')' catalogue of a targe and *uperb collection
of Book*, fine Lon lon edition*, embracing standard
author* on Architecture. Heraldry. Fine Art*. Natural
History. Kiinnuolocy. Ant.quuie*. Hutory. Voyage*.
Travel*. Ac. Ac., illustrated with engif vine*, many of
them beautifully colored from nature, to take place at
the t'nmrnemai Sole# Room*, corner oi Wood and 5,h
■tree:.*, o-i Thursday. J'jsuay and Saturday evetuugo,
Uth, 13th and Utb .nst* at 7 o'clock.
The above 10110-uon ur «urpo«*e« any one ever of
fered m lht» city. mnoug«t which will bg found Hume**
hi»ior> or England. S ro « iuljOj 1W) engravings, Bow
ser t edition, puMi.ucd at 100 guinea*; the Bible, Mack
!in * rd;-.,0i). -jut cp-rntlnl plaiv*. 4 vnl* folio, IsO gui
neu.-. t’uv:er*‘ Am.iiia! Kingdom. - vol«, MW colored
rfisuvilir*. Ac. Ac.
For turther particular*, see catalogues and book*
at tne Auction Rooms Sue j»o-i':ve.
Un Saturday morning, Apitl Mtu. at IU o'clock, at
the Commercial Sale. Room*, corner ol Firth tod
Wood si*. w ,|| t.r fold
A fir»: rule ceco.nl Hand *te*m Finnic, U inch cy
■ tndet. 4| ieet »trol r, *j thirty inch boiler*, each vs feet
mug, fly wheel £7ui lb*. together with ibe machinery
ihcreuntn belonging, which rnay bo examined on ap
plication to Mr. M Cicliaiul, I. reman of Messrs, Knap
4 Totten, or at J Beck * pinning mill. Waikhmgtqm *t.
Term* atsaie. spin JOHN D DAVIS. Auct
Lessee and Blanager.
Antjra *SD Stmjb Mi..iA>itit
Last nigh: oi'he c:'gas”rnem of MRS W H. CRISP
Triumphant success of the stomnnm'ulist. Mr W H
Crt*p will appear m two characters.
FAINT HEART N K\ KK WON FAIR LADY.
Ruy Gomel -• • • ■ Mr Crisp
Tne Durhes* Vn. Crisp.
To conclude with the successful Drama of
THE SOMNAMBULIST
M*f:rT.r.«»* rdf
C».. Rosombert
I'-Otin <!•• I rop
Knt.-stun; •
C-mudc, With
J£>'' Monday —Kr.uefil ami 'a*l appearance of MRU
NS . H..CRISP, when wi'l he produced the Drama o(
Vi “TORINF., or ' I'LL SLEEP ON IT "
A RUNS A KFuN'S hATRA ANDI.AST PARTS’
• will ini- pinee on Friday, tnr Ihb in»t. Pa
rent* r*i pup"* are inc*i i*- ti ui I y invtnd to attend.
.1* nn nguinmiiiinn mi ! take place. The Polka and
Polka Qiiadn.l*. will I e d.,nced by h s pupii*. Tho*e
ln« f ie» wio received xc-eon iirket* uie re*prctfully in
vne*l, end wth 'ie admi 1 . stl with ihe limit A. will
be happy to «upp'V a- y vnai i; ’od.'-s, (hi* forff er scho
t»r« »t>o iiieu pare,,i«.i woli t.cket- for th*l exening
(.eiitietrien . uekrt.» tor •.c lio t.,r. i.ftl.u o-uon, Sl.tW
F rosier.. I^ll
The regnlfion relative to admitting iadie* withou
iickci*. wi'l «!i ici \ f.|.*er\ -d on that evecmg
I n Se'* will be I- a«l) on S\ ■ dnettlby. I llh ut*l.
r I'HK M fISCKIUr.RS humus rriuo c J froot No 170
J. No* iTYand 17 4 Liberty *IP.t,. oiLt for *alcgood»
fn o<a« ii, »:.hc a-ill now ;ar,:ijie, vn.
-ag« prime Colf-r. new crop
tu o.d irov-ri.in-r..: Ja-. a Coffee.
JUi hD'N prune New I )r can. Sugar;
li«« •• > j.in'i » '*JC'ir Mou»e Molanse*,
li nhf ch \ our*? H . son Tm, 1
l*i do fin i> • * ,!'• r and Impruai Tea. (new
4" ■,> t. >'U an I'oA eboi'.fl (Jo * crop.
7*l do r:i !> ‘,i- I II and (j I’ do )
H>r 1.y% wtme Ufa/,;
u- i.i« wiinc Hjrani* do;
4i« U(C• Pepper, *dt) do Alspice;
I<o L/oici Mu*uirJ. Ui } and | lb can*,
Ino do Malaga Bunco Kai*in»; |
30 «Jo do do uo, iolayjr*,
3*>hfbxi do do do
.'K><jr " do do do
«. »i c»k» Zame Currun'.i; H> balci Sicify Almonda,
10*1 In* Richmond robocco:
3u basket* Rordraui and Marseille* Olive o*l.
2PU bbu and 1 10 h/ MR aNo 3 large Mackerel;
fl u llcnej . 1S»0 Ilia Cheese;
'JWO gniia vrinler ami spring Sperm Oil.
MCO bleached north wn*i Whale Oil,
lOuj - crude - •• do
SfliOOCruiaud Sou» Pnncipe Serar*:
aa»n»v»'i« jo
'**•’ h pipe* Cojpiic Hra.i v!v, of ttnw brand*;
■J i'll.,euro.:* Jamaica S, irus;
') |i-pC» HoMl'M (,m.
•A, .juaner cut* *up TencriiTe Wir.e,
!*' do Mndeira do
do l.ishoti do
<0 do Ojiotlo do
30 do Sweet Mnlnga do
13 1 none, bl> : * do do
13 hlid< Cinret; IP qr cskt llaut Saoiern,
40 cn*ri «sp liordcHUi Claret;
30 basket* Champagne Wine?
* doi *“pr Stotnnrh Bitter*;
•Ji»j bb!» pure Rye Whiskey. from 1 to 5 year* old
apll MILLBEA, RICKKTSON
for *a ( e I- v
l-.VA'I BICKr.i A r„
Warrtn And Cleveland Paaienger
Canal racket— a I.Ut\V
’• “ —<>ck\n
ONB of the atnive Pnrkei* leave Una\ pr i-verv drry
ir*unila\• rj.-epieo: ai:<J arrive neji morning at
\\ arnn, when Uir> roniipt-t.wuh t;ic Mail titneesfor
Akron mid Cirvcfauo. nrnvmc ai r:.cn of tlie.e p.!irPs
iKiurri.itm ' >no or tnr f»iirirt« irave Wnrrrn tiailv
a: a t ' I Jo Qr ' ft p nVC Ccnv.-r til lime in laico liic
C K S LKmNtjVV'hLL A Co. Warren. 1 „
-M U l AM-011. do | l r 0
JOHN A C.UfiHKV. Arm,
_ corner Water and SimUifield «(>
1849.
Beaver and Krle Eiprtu Packet Line.
R. O. I’AUKS. Braver. Proprietor.
fl'ilK .icw end e:rg»ot Pai*rni?er ParkrL«,
1 Oept M U Jrilr.e*,
I’K.NNSYI. VANIA, •• J H Ho£mtni,
!• 'KK >'.RIK. •* M Tro*iy;
<il KKNm-V, J Mclla!l):
formim; n i)a‘ty l.me between Bearerand Erie, have
rtitnn.fiK'ed running. and wilt comiaoe danat? die *e«-
*<>!i io ma*p iiiPir rerniar tnp«, leaving Beaver after
wo arm s: of the mormaf boat from PilUburgh. (I o'.
r u ' "‘'d arrive m Eric in time for piusengen
10 *Bk e the rooming i>o«t.« lo Buffalo or upfe)e l^ke.
Tteltru through lu Erie and ail Lake pom, ran he
l.nrt Hr app'iraunn i 0 JOHN A CAUtiHKY. Ajft
corner of Witter ami Smulifiehi «t>
or UiJORGK KECK,
under the 8l Charier Hotei
WORKS.
/■'VM.K.MA.V lIaILMaN 4, UO conuuoe to mtutit-
V.-' Uiitutr Small Iron. Spring and Am Bit*ier Bute!.
Plough. Fork uud IJoe Stwil. Rivet. Spike, and Wro';
Iron Nuts, all toecther with ('ou<-h amf Elipuc
Spring*. hit I’ut, Taper runt common Axle*
Having reduced the price of Wrought IrotT-Nuw,
eiteirw builder* ami other* uvnr the anir-r, yvii!
tt to their intercut i# give rbi* new brunch of I’imburgh
manufacture. their attention.
< nnrh ttimintinr* mid makaMe iron on liberal terms.
Wmrrhou*r on Water ami Fourth *U ietwflhtf
DOAUDI.VCi.
MRS u:rr ». u.-d r-rpecifully S'tnoaate to her
[ncnO» ami 'lie paliilc, Ut«l*ae t* now pre
pared to »c on.lin'd* r IL-*uJenec, Second
*trr«-i. i.rt ween M ai i et and Wood, 3d door front Wood
iTrr-^i
Reference* crehung'ed
Prlrste Bosrdlpe,
SIX or eight yout'K ee nlemen •wSnmg to obtain
tioarilin > m ■ pnvuie family, may find accommo
dation* in a i*w*ine»» part of the ettv. by magjn* timely
l„ A IVKAI'KKVKI.r. iu Clojr ,? 7
■pl.'l.d'li
REYNOLDS k SHKF.
HONKY STOLEN.
T v 'l,r rrvin won nl,'if;l n -hti' ■ I.,i rr .rt,
1 ta-i i1.0.c 1. a tyo. a I’.i• * Hio* CoiUnullas
.. ~t I. HMf* money, u: i.umcu,u, paper*.
*4.aa'ik i j.i .he owner, v*n| rrtwrfi tie ..wk and
pnprr*. or —nd i;»em to ihr <i»*e'te Office, there s\i - l
'■'* n»ki-d •eiprciiitg the money.
ELECTION,
V.N cm fuon •*! i i»e held cu i aesdny. 'hnlOthin
•* ® 0 -*H'k , F. hi. tor *oveil tfaiisgr r* lor
\ merit ivania ilo>-p.ta! Thu contNlm
tor* i,rr requeued to meet at the UuuM or Trnde
Koor..* nt tl\o hout named.
JOHN UARPFR. Sec y.
A FINK »eeond handed two FA.M.U.Y CAR.
HIAfiF. and Harne»» ,u ■ «im: for sucking or
laniily u»e n> eor.d ortler Appy immediately to
I UOS. SANDERS. c-jrtir; F«t*UUert Dud Cherry aJ
lf V A barcam m i( - t.e erpoclcd. ap!3:d3t*
CtiI hIA 1* \\ Ari-H receiving, alu rgc assort*
i mem of the cheapest gold and tilvcr Lever Watcii*
e* ever offered nt ihi? city.
Also, my ipriup not k ol the fiscalquanty gold ami
ftlvnr Watches, Jewelry SUrer Wore. Military Good*.
Lamp*. Ac. 4c WW WILSON.
JM*L3 cnnteHih and Market (1*
r IU) COUNTRY Mi KCiLtNTS—\Y. d. SJcupui,
l, corner of Uh and‘Market Pittsburgh. ha* re
ceived hi* first rupply nf Spring nud Summer Goods,
and invite* merclia.u* to iook nt lii* mock. I*nee*
tow
Wholesale Room* up stair*—-ei.u-aucc Ciifii *t> ■>
mch£l
Jiflhrion Coil«c«, Cai|snibargi Pa.'
T'HK nI’.MMKH tnu ia*muuon, wii! com
mence on Wednesday, the Vd oi Msy next.
hpU'd'll
O li MOI.ASSiiS—3.> hid* S H UaUtir.l, landing
O* from itmr Wmficld Scc.'.t and for *aie by
anlli 3
Plantation molassls—c « i>b * pi mauon
.Molairc*. .audnig from utmr Wtufieid Stott, and
for sale by * A 1 MITCHjEi.T^EE,
up!3 MO Liberty n
CM/TTuN— :*fi vVe*t Conon.
j far *a> Dy ujild \VKRT. BOWKN, 00 Front «r
LINS.KED OIL— 2b bbln Iduseed Oil, for sale by
:>pn_ ; WEST. BOWEN
AT O S t’riAß—iQ hbdt old cron funr, for
i> . *Blrby npl3 ■ WEST. BOWEN
/ rHKKSEJ—Wbirnow landing; forialetar
®pl3 ISMAH mLKKV i cVtWsi
Hors-io tele, j.i 6,,, also, . r ~ "
*V U W.UAll4lCK£\ STCo '
■I ■ I'a, ■ V Dry oA a
:a»oii»ui< tuple
cl. and Man
r* 1 ■. ft*a. Pa
r . , .ill. ...» p.Jui 'li'linu,
r-t pr .<t-. l'r-»>-h English
. , «u*i> *l
- » •. i> h.tttonv »hov
. .j. • . on-. w.lli a vt-
■ mi molasses.
i i uo-»c!ir>i>l and
r. dpi.)
London Boole ai Auction.
JOHN 1) DAVIS, Aacl
•Siram Engine at Auction.
AMUSEMENTS
THEATRE
•C. 8. Porter.
• - • W H. Cjutr.
Ss-rmnsT Kvruvrj. AratL U
Muster* Wood.
Darien • • -by-
W. 11. Crisp
Mr. Dunn
Mr*. \V H. Crisp.
■Min Cruisr
QUADRILLE PARTY
FUK SALK.
STEAM BOATS.
CINCINNATI'* PITTSBURGH
A jIA J3L
D A I L v PACKET LINE.
npiilS well, known line of splendid passenger Steam
1 era u now composed oi the largest, *wnV»i, be*
EnWbeJ and furnished. and most powerful bom* on the
water* of the Weil Every accommodation and corn
fort thei money caa procure aa* been provided for pas
senger* The l.mr Kin I>er;i .ii operation lor fire ye Aft
—b*s earned a m.d.o.i oi jK-ople w i.i.out the ir **i itjo
ry to their person* The boat* will be at the foot of
wood street t.ic day prrvioia* io «un«t, for the'reeep.
uon oi froifjjit nnd the entry of par*, ngert on is* reen
ter In ai. caw* the passage money must be paid in
advance.
SUNDAY PACKJET.
The ISAM' .N FUTON, Captain Hemphill, wdl
lean- fhuai'urgi. every Sunday tmmHng at iU obtlock,
Whrr I hie rvrry Sunday evening at 10 r. n.
Mr. jft>. |
MONDAY PACKET.
The MO.NII.NI .AHKLA. Capi. Stosx, will lea » e Pitts
burgh rv>ry Monday morning at 10 o'clock; U heeling
every Monday evening at JOV. *.
TUEBDAV PACKET.
The HIBKKMA No V, Copt. J, Kr »p wth
leave Pittsburga every Tue*d*y morninj at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling every Tuesduy evening at 10 p. *.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW ENGLAND No t. ("apt. S. Dun. wit)
leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at tit
o clock. Wheeling every Wcur.eadar evening si 10 f. ■
THURSDAY PACKET
The BRILLIANT. Capt (Luc«. wpi let.,,- mu
burgh every Thursday morning ariOo'rloct; Wheeling
evri) Thursday evening at iu ?. x
FRIDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. 2, Capt. Putt Dcval, w;,j iravo
I*iu>burgb every Friday morning at 100-'cloek. Whee.
lior every Fndtiy evening at 10 r. sc.
SATURDAY PACKET. A
The MESSENGER No 2. Capt Woopwm, w ill leave
Pittsburgh every Saturday morning at !0 o'clock,
WhceiiKi every Saturday evening at 10 t. m.
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY LINE
OF CAN AL AND STEAM PACKETS,
Iru euxsoow.)
Leave* Pittsburgh dai.y, at 9 o'clock, A. M., and ax
rive* at Glasgow, (mouth of the Sandy and Beaver Ca
nal,} at 'J o'clock, and New Lisbon at Uj aaoie Right.
Leave* New Lisbon at C o'clock, P. M., (tanking the
trip canal to the river during the night,} arid ‘Marrow
M 0 o'clock, A. M., and arnvi-a a; ritttburgu ai 3 P
M. —Utas making a continuous line for carrying pas
senger* and freight between New Lisboa and Pitts
burgh, in shorter ura? and at le-* rates thnn by any
other route
The proprietors of this lane have tno pleasure of in
forming the public that they have fined up two first class
Canal Boats, for the accommodation of paatffngen and
freight, to run m connection with thr well known
steamers CALEB COPE and HEAVER, and connect
ing. at Glasgow, w.th the Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati and other daily lines of steamers down the Ohia
and Mississippi river*. The proprietors pledge them
te:ves to spare no expense or limbic to insure com
fort, safely and dispatch, and oak of i.ie public a (bar*
of ihct; patronage.
AUTHORIZED AG ENTS.
0 M. HARTCN. )
8. AW. HARBAUGII, >««»•»“
R. IIANN A, A Co. j . l
myilitf J. lURBAUGH ACo J new u.«»o«»
NOTICE— aiearaer BEAVER, C. E. Clarke, mas
ler, will leave after this notice, fi»r Wellsvilii* penetu
al'y, at N o'clock in the morning jel3
SUMMKR ARRANGESIEHTS for 16*9.
MONONGAHELA ROUTE.
Only 73 Mile* Staging.
Via Brownsville and Cumberland to Baluraore and
Philadelphia.
’ I'HF. splendid and fa*: running U S Mall .learner*
1. ATLANTIC, Capt J i’arkitisou, BALTIC, Capt A
Jacobs; LOUIS M L.ANE, Capt E Bennett, are now
making double daily trips iietweni
PITJ'BBURGH AND BI«>WNSVIU.E
The morning boat will leave lhd~Monongahela
Wharf, above the Bridge, dally at 9 o’c'oek precisely
l'a«»enger« will toko SUPERH COACtthlSai Browns
ville, at 3 o'clock, P. .M-, and the splendid cars or Ibo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ut Cumberland, at 8
oalock, A AI., and arrive in Baltimore Uie note even
ing, in uroe for the evening line to Philadelphia and
Washington city. ,•
From Pittsburgh to Baltimore, ouly 07 hours.
Fare - 610.U0
From Piuahorgh to Philadelphia, only -ill hours.
Fare st'.'.oO
The evening boat will leave ai G o'clock, except Buu
dny evening* Passengers by t 1..» boat will lodge on
l.ourd hi .-uin 'ortali!** Binie Rnnun the firs! night, pas*
over ibe luountnins the fo'lnvring day in Easirrn hotll
Couches, and lodge the second nigbi in Cumberland
PoAsetigcr* have choice of cither Steamboat or Rail
Road between Baltimore and Philadelphia, and the
prtvtlege of stopping at Cuinberla'rd end Baltimore,
»nd resuming their seals nl pleasure. Coaches char
tered to parties to travel a« they p>re«e. *•
We make np ihe loads and w».y hills for the Coach
es in the Pittsburgh offices, (in order to save time on
arriving at it is therefore important for
passengers to gel iheir tickets before going on hoard
»t ii.- bout, at 041 office, Monongahela House. Water
street, or 8t Charles How!. Wood st. Pittsburgh.
up-Vdtim J. MKSKIMKN. Agent
Pittsburgh ifc Xsoulswille P»eJLct Line*
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
rv The splendid new steamer
. r y, m - ,y telf;obaph no i,
kfetfjfetis Haslep, master, will leave for etxrv*
■■BEBEaBBand imcrmediate ports on Taes*
day, 17th tnst, at 10 o'clock t. ».
For fretghtor passage appt* on hoard, or to
BITRBRIDGF. WILSON A Co
ap!4 GEO B MiLTbINBE&GEIL.
PITTSBURGH AND LOUIBVLLLE PACKET LIN h
,r-_j • j- n The new and splendid fa*t pacret*-
ggf PaC TELEGRAPH No. 2,
master, *riil,lea««- for CTnein
aati and Louisville cm Sunday, the lfith inai t at it
o’clock, A. M. Epr frrieht or passage apply on board.
to‘ BURBRiDGE. WILSON k Co, or
GEO B MILTENBERGER.
apld
Lomlavrllle and 81. Louis Packet Line.
1840. 1849.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS
«. The tiue fast mailing prmsenge
I ]L |it.fr? steamer ATLANTIS,
kEfccSSfigjt Geo. NV. Wicks, master, will leave
BBEBEBSOafor the above and Intermediate port*
every Tuesday, at 10 o’clock, x. st.
For freight or fnuanee apply on board, or to
E. C KINO, No. 153 Com. Row,
Loiu.Tille,
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS
The fine fa*l running paurnser
JLi**-*? Hrvmtt CRN. LANE.
A. MePherton. muster, will ie* Te for
above and intermediate port*
ry Saturoov, at 10 o'clock, r. x. /
Pot freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
E C. KING, No IS) Com «;.ow.
mar£-<i6m
fuh'new'orl kansT"'
H. splfuiid
H I.NFIKLd SKJOTT,
r^Mf, Alet DeTiiuicy n>n*ier t w jj] | eav<
mierm *' iiaie
P° r L r /‘* hl or P"* 4 **, applj on board or io
<IPAJ 0 MILTENBKRCKR. A»m
for NASMVIU
idl> J!' ,i> "“ d^vT nu ' 8
jsy £ *
onlay, Hie I3ih uuu a: lOo’c.ock, * .
For freight or«ITly o’n board, or le
epll J » B(n-LKKtBHO.A«ri,u:
for st loi.is A.\n Missouri bivfh7"
|Kf*v~ x f Pl«ndid pamenjer pa.'ici
Co ' ,c> • ihr .1 u , (
sESE&xixv?*™ ° n **>>
For Uc» K hl or pawajre apply on », Qftr d. cr t 0
* ?U PKTTKiRKW 4. Co, A r ,
FOR ST LOUIS.
Is Ttlt 'Plmdid f«»t raanin .re.,,,,,,
O’Neal. , ot lk ,
d*r. the Uih, .1 Hi oolo'o'l*,
for freiehl or prr.ir,. airplyo,, board,
- ’ P " PK-tTKiRKIV a',;
FOR CINCINNATI ~ ‘
- Thc ‘Pleotlid Atoo^a,
, w Unr
Uth um. ai 10 ~orUoa 'Vrdnr.rity
for frr«h, w „,„ p
p - i*RrncßK\V4Co.A,u
for .stloctb; * 8
■■ifl&iMSL 7 ] Rn * er J: muKirt ,^^wijV) ctxr tor the
- «><•
F °. t n [j l|fl,t or P a ”°* e ®PPJy o« hoard or m
apU OKU B rWILTKNUK ICGKR Art
jroRJUXESViu.j;. 5
lll6 *pl*ndid pa»»«»«ser »teanicr
yteteggl Bovd. ma»tcr wiU leave for the m bcv«,
uiiermetliaio porta thu day at 4
o clock, r. Uy poanjvely. J '
_For fought or pa»mgo, appfy wn l>ofir fr l 0
RECiI tAk PACKKT"
t* Thc hue nenmer
rr „ JENNY V? 4D '
ballarer, master. will » an .
and over /uuf ' ? ,rwec, r Pnw
•*-'T For freiffiu 1 ““''-fS ”=ry Tue.-
.„ 3; ,r BAKER a FORSYTH. A,i.,
rpHf y'• * A aEB cil ST ISC fi' "" “
1 olie.urc of JjlS? l"'
™ orders in th;*, hsanch a% W ,V„ ** pTB P* rt * 1 »»
caruur* of ev«r\ - Iti ifl W . “1 con *®on light
lcmm - tU following hoij- m!«« *W*
New hnffinnd No 2, Brilliant I * ab * ,a «
KJNU3LANDA SCOTT ??® , J? e w* V * r * Ac
"Tb'ibdr 1 "-” *■">
X FLRY..»,T.t*awhe!Sl!M ufM *«jer®f JEW
otiif Sooth and Wo*t_ a i^ ,W * P edlaM '**■
call and examine hia itoek %Wt * C W »
•old at the lowest prieeai for s« t n ' w '»ch wi.l be
Uutcca. Constantly #1 b*M* h S r approved accep-
Ur,o ueoetaum for c i™ mMnfoerrmns, .
or doontry trade
-.r? irw,
foriiff o ( Pnunh t .* v 0- BakKR,
ap|o>4'i»n Branch ots, op naira.
To Cohila H. - Philnrf«»nS>a
OwaarraTAVoi..
OWING to the «,xtr« n «t; rT ”“s ßaH ’ 9 I>l9
oe ofVVoleru^ll? tnaryde P ,CM * on »■ ,he *»<-
: SLACK5 LACK - .
» (■m. M’FAOKN * 00,
- Pon. 81. Line—TAAFFE It O’CON’OR.
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